3 Ways to Make Holographic Hair Work for You

Pink, purple, blue — oh my! Holographic hair has become the biggest hair trend to pop up this year. But like any new, cool, high-impact beauty look, one of the most common reactions is: “How can I make this work for me?” We feel you. Translating striking trends into something that will work into your everyday real life can, well, feel straight up tricky at times. To help, we’re taking inspiration from three incredible street style stars who’ve successfully made bright, multi-coloured hair a trademark part of their sartorial style. Click through each gallery below to see how to make holographic hair work in the real world:

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Let your hair colour take centre stage against a crisp white blouse. For some extra personality, try pairing the look with neon accessories.

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Large-collared Blouse

($30, H&M)

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Satin-gabardine straight-leg cargo pants

($1,350, Bottega Veneta)

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VLTN Logo Leather Belt Bag

($1,075, Valentino)

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White Leather Western Mules

($45, Topshop)

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Mix print and metallic for an outgoing yet sophisticated outfit that will stand out anywhere. A smooth amethyst ‘do is the perfect compliment to this eclectic look.

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Skya Combination Hexagon Sunglasses

($18, Urban Outfitters)

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Laminated Double Breasted Trench Coat

($1,054, Philosophy Di Lorenzo Serafini)

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Printed long silk dress

($238, Sandro)

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Divia Silver Croco

($178, L’Intervalle)

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Sparkle and shine with a bold-blue mane by donning a lurex dress topped off with a shimmering hair accessory.

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Striped Dress

($2,415, Missoni)

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Ribbed T-Shirt

($40, Mango)

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Diorquake Belt

($990, Dior)

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Feather-Trimmed Satin Clutch

($550, Montunas)

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Laura Bobby Pin Set

($100, Jennifer Bher)

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Styling by ELIZA GROSSMAN. Creative direction by GEORGE ANTONOPOULOS. Photography by SANDRO ALTAMIRANO. Videography by BEN REYES. Makeup by JODI URICHUK. Hair by VICTORIA HUNTER.