Runway Report: 5 Bridal Hairstyles Straight From the Spring 2015 Shows

The Spring 2015 bridal fashion shows were full of hair-spiration. Here's a peak at the styles that are sure to look as great coming down the aisle as they did on the runway, with quick pro tips on how to pull them together on your own.

Seen at: Oscar de la Renta 

Hairstylist Yann Varin created what he calls a "young, lively version" of the classic twist by prepping hair with L'Oréal Professionnel True Grip ($17, lpsalons.com), sectioning it into thirds, and securing the middle piece into a low ponytail. He twisted the other two sections around the pony, pinned them at the nape, braided the loose ends together, and tucked the braid under the elastic. A headband finished the look.

Seen at: Oscar de la Renta 

For this chic pixie, Varin skipped styling products. He crisscrossed two large bobby pins in an X shape below the crown of the head to form an anchor for the veil's comb, brushed the ends of hair over the pins, and secured the comb into place.

Seen at: Angel Sanchez 

Stylist Wade Lee dabbed Kérastase Lift Vertige ($36, kerastase-usa.com) on roots before blow-drying, then back-combed hair to add height at the crown. He pulled it into a loose ponytail with strategically placed, hidden bobby pins and added a Tarbay brooch to the style ($95, tarbay.com).

Seen at: Marchesa Bridal 

To give hair texture, hairstylist Akemi Tamaribuchi layered Kérastase Ciment Thermique, Mousse Bouffante, and Spray-A-Porter (from $35 each, kerastase-usa.com) on dry hair and separated it into three sections. She braided the middle piece, coiled it into an S, and pinned it in place. Then she divided the remaining sections into pin curls above the braid.

Seen at: Reem Acra 

Before blow-drying hair straight, stylist Rolando Beauchamp spritzed on Bumble and Bumble Thickening Hairspray ($28, bumbleandbumble.com). After drying, he curled sections with a 1 1⁄2-inch round iron.