B-Town celebrity inspired wedding hairstyles

The leading ladies of Bollywood inspire not only our day-to-day styling but also for our wedding functions. Amy Johnson, Global Lead Stylist at Dyson, shares how we can achieve hairstyles inspired by Bollywood celebrities’ wedding looks.

Athiya’s mesmerizing mermaid waves

Athiya Shetty stole multiple hearts on social media when she posted dreamy pictures of her Haldi ceremony. Dressed in a stunning ivory colored Anarkali, she complemented her look with an effortless half-open hairdo featuring mermaid waves. She completed the hairstyle by adding in few jasmine flowers to elevate the look.

To achieve this look

Start with towel dried hair and apply your favourite styling product. Comb mid-lengths and ends with a detangling comb to completely detangle your tresses. Attach the Coanda smoothing dryer which is a multi-functional attachment that quickly prepares hair for styling. Select drying mode and choose high speed and high heat. Pre-dry your tresses. Divide your hair into 3 sections for effortless styling. Attach the 30mm long barrel to create voluminous curls and waves in both directions. Set airflow direction to curl away from the left side of your face. Start from the bottom section of your hair. Wrap a piece of hair around the barrel, leaving out the ends and hold in place until dry. Set the hair with cold shot for 5-10 seconds and slowly release out. Repeat the same on top left section. Change airflow direction and repeat on the bottom right section. Move to the top right section. Separate the curls with a detangling comb. Take a small section and braid it top-to-bottom. Repeat on the other side. Take both the braided sections and secure at the back of your head with a bobby pin. Hide the bobby pin with fresh flowers to complete the hairstyle

Katrina’s stunning straight & sleek look

Katrina Kaif opted for a sleek and straight look for her wedding celebrations. She covered the top of her head with a drape and flaunted those long tresses. Itdoes not need too much styling, which makes it perfect for those wanting something easy and chic.

To achieve this look:

After washing your hair, apply a styling cream and begin to blow dry your hair smooth with a hair dryer. Doing this step first will maximize the smoothness and help prolong the style. Once dry, brush the hair through to remove any tangles. Next, section the hair into manageable pieces, tying or clipping away the top sections first. Prepare your straightener by choosing the desired heat setting for the hair type. Allow the tool to reach this temperature. Take each section – sections should be a similar size to the plates to allow the strands to spread evenly across them – and place the straightener close to the roots and glide through to the ends at a medium speed. Reduce the heat setting for hairline sections. To get closer to the roots, take sections at an angle. Apply a holding styling product to fix the style in place and increase style longevity.

Deepika’s lovely low bun

Nail your traditional look with a sleek middle parted low bun, just like Deepika PadukoneAdd a traditional touch with gajra (jasmine flowers) wrapped around your low bun for the wedding or cover your head with your dupatta and style it with an elaborate mathapatti.

To achieve this look:

Use a paddle brush to smooth down any frizz and stretch out curls, whilst setting the parting into place. Using an elastic band, secure the hair into a low ponytail at the back of the head towards the nape of the neck, drawing the hair down evenly at both sides, smoothing neatly over the top of the ears. Twist the ponytail into a bun and fix into place with hair pings and a spritz of holding spray. Manage the frizz and flyaways with a little gel or oil or use the flyaway attachment of the Airwrap multi-styler to perfect your look. Try weaving baby's breath or hydrangeas into the bun or a hairband

Alia’s casually elegant waves

Alia Bhatt opted for super elegant minimalistic waves that accentuated her soft facial features. This look is perfect for those who wish to take the subtle route. Replace the traditional maang-tikka with a sheesh-patti for a classic and elegant look.

How to achieve this:

Start by using the Airwrap multi-styler with its pre-styling dryer attachment on a high heat and high airflow setting, and blow dry the hair until 80% dry. To create root lift, scrunch the hair roots with your fingers during the process. Once dried, section your hair into half, creating a center part. Starting with one half, create inward facing curls by manually winding a small section of hair around the 40mm Airwrap barrel on a high heat and high airflow setting. Change the direction of airflow and repeat the process to get outward facing curls. Once the hair is fully curled, attach the firm smoothing brush on the Airwrap multi-styler and brush through the curls from root to ends to loosen them. Seal and add texture to the look by applying a setting spray.