Bella Hadid's Shiny Hair Costs $6.99
Getting an Off-White look is tough. Even if you can afford the Virgil Abloh designs, they sell out in seconds online, and spark serious lines slash mobs slash block parties outside stores IRL. But there was one thing from last night's runway that you can find at Walgreens, and all the major models - Bella! Joan! Kaia! Liya! - were wearing it.
It's L'Oreal's Elvive Extraordinary Oil, and unlike anything else on the Off-White runway, it's $6.99. "During fashion season, models and their hair are put through a lot," says Jawara Wauchope, who's created looks for Solange and Cardi B. "We know they've got damaged hair from all the heat styling, the coloring, and even just the wear from travel and intense cold. This is an easy, really effective solution when it comes to repairing their hair's shine and softness." It's also truly inclusive: Wauchope used the oil on every single model, from Caribbean native Karly Loyce to Brit blonde Ruth Bell.
The oil was especially handy for the show's signature ponytails, loosely inspired by Bella Hadid and her equestrian background, but tightly pulled at the base of the skull with a Mason Pearson hairbrush and $11 hairspray.
As opposed to the Off-White Chrome Hearts hoodie that Abloh wore to his own show, which dropped in Paris yesterday and now sells for... well... good luck, kids.
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