Looking into 2016, I see stronger lines in haircuts, definitely shorter fringe or shorter blunted bangs or long hair that’s a cross between Chrissie Hynde and Pia Zadora. It’s a slightly quirky, sexy version of longer hair, a late ’70s–early ’80s vibe.
With these coming styles, your hair color shouldn’t look obvious. It’ll be the natural version of you or like your weekend makeup. This means color [not going] too blonde, too red, too black, too contrasty. [Try] blonded light browns that have many subtle shades so blended it truly looks like it was done with the finest [paintbrush.] The trend is hair color that looks natural to your specific features and skin color but enhanced (sandy ‘bronde,’ caramel brown, dark honey blonde, dark chestnut brown)—colors that work with haircuts and make it a cohesive look.”