Oh, fall! It’s my favorite time of year. The crisp air, the colorful leaves, and of course, the cozy sweaters. As much as I love a good chunky knit, I always feel like my hair needs a little something extra to match the vibe. It’s like the perfect pairing: your favorite comfy sweater and a stylish hairstyle. I’ve found that when the temperatures drop, my hair can get a bit… well, uninspired. But this season, we’re changing that! Get ready to discover some truly fabulous looks that will have you feeling put-together, even on the chilliest days. Let’s dive into these gorgeous styles that are just perfect for Sweater Weather, Better Hair!
14. The Effortless French Twist
I adore the French twist for fall. It’s so chic and surprisingly quick to do. Plus, it’s perfect for keeping your hair neatly tucked away when you’re out and about enjoying the autumn air. This style works wonderfully with most sweater necklines, from turtlenecks to crew necks. It feels sophisticated without being fussy. For a softer, more relaxed feel that’s perfect for casual days, try pulling out a few wispy strands around your face. It adds a touch of romance to the classic look. I often do this on a weekend trip when I want to look polished for brunch.
13. The Sleek High Ponytail
A high ponytail is a fantastic choice for fall. It looks so clean and polished, and it really complements those cozy sweaters. It keeps your hair off your neck, which is great when you start to feel warm in your layers. To elevate it, try wrapping a strand of hair around the base of the ponytail to hide the elastic. It makes it look so much more intentional. My top tip for keeping it smooth and sleek is to use a boar bristle brush when you’re gathering your hair. It helps tame any flyaways and gives it that super-glossy finish.
12. The Textured Low Bun
There’s something so appealing about a messy or textured low bun in the fall. It just screams cozy. It pairs perfectly with chunky knits and feels so effortless. This style is also super practical for those windy autumn days; it keeps your hair contained without feeling too tight. To achieve that relaxed texture, I like to give my hair a good tousle before I start. Don’t aim for perfection here; embrace the slightly undone look. A few bobby pins are all you need to secure it, leaving a few pieces to frame your face.
