4 New York Fashion Week Hairstyle Trends to Try Now

Aveda. Messy ballerina buns by Aveda at Christian Siriano during New York Fashion Week.

 New York Fashion Week is all about the season ahead, meaning you have to wait all winter to don any spring/summer 2013 fashion. Fortunately, the season has some

 easy-breezy hairstyle trends--and timeless fashion trends--that you can try now. No hairstylist needed: you can recreate the hottest hair trends at home, without

 buying a thing--just use what you own.

 From messy ballerina buns to Don Draper-esque 'dos, these are the easiest DIY hairstyle trends for men and women from the spring/summer 2013 runway shows.

 1. Ballerina Buns at Christian Siriano

 © Aveda
 Knowing how to create a runway-worthy messy bun is a talent that anyone who runs late--and fails to wash their hair--in the morning must master. Aveda's romantic

 'do is just the ticket.

 “The look we created is a ballerina’s bun that she’s twisted up herself after she’s danced, perhaps on her way back from practice,” says Aveda's Antoinette

 Beenders, who created the look for Christian Siriano's spring/summer 2013 fashion show.

 Aveda explains how to get the look: flip head over, finger-comb hair into a ponytail at the top of the head and pull straight up, twist hair into a loose bun,

 and secure with an elastic. Finally, pin hair at the base of the bun and, as Aveda suggests, finish the look with Air Control Hair Spray.

 2. Fishtail Braids at Pamela Gonzales

 © Nolcha Fashion Week
 Braids took many forms at fashion week, from braided headbands at Emerson to underbraids at Tracy Reese, but the easiest--and most wearable--style to do at home

 is the messy fishtail braid at Pamela Gonzales.

 © Nolcha Fashion Week

 The voluminous ocean-inspired braids, seen at Nolcha Fashion Week, were created by Rusk. Stylists used Rusk Designer Collection Blofoam ($14 SRP) to create

 texture--a la Daryl Hannah in Splash. Hair was then curled and back combed (read: teased, 80s-style) to create structure, and then loosely braided.

 3. Polished Hair at Richard Smith

 © Nolcha Fashion Week
 To compliment Richard Smith's chic bespoke suits, hairstyles by Rusk were equally as polished. The Don Draper-eque 'dos to come down the runway at Smith's

 spring/summer 2013 Nolcha Fashion Week show were anything but sloppy.