Along with the flowers, fresh hair trends are about to bloom this spring. So of course, we had to snoop around and see what all the chatter was about. And guess what? All the latest faves pair beautifully with Lilla Rose accessories, making it easier than ever to step into spring feeling cute, confident, and totally on‑trend.
One of our all‑time favorites is the halo braid, and it just keeps getting better. Lilla Rose fans have adored this style for years, and if it’s going to be on trend in 2026? We’re here for it. One of our recent #wearandshareit winners even rocked this dreamy look, proving once again how easy and beautiful it can be. Start at the front, wherever your part falls, and make two braids that sweep down each side. Wrap them around the back, secure with a mini Flexi clip or a pair of sparkly and super sturdy bobbies, and enjoy that soft, angel‑like glow that comes with a halo braid.
Start with a bit of romance, swirl in a touch of grace, and sprinkle in soft, lovely details like ribbons and lace. Before you know it, you’ve stepped right into the dreamy world of coquette updos. What seems fancy at first glance turns out to be surprisingly simple. A loose braid drifting down the back or side or a messy bun we’ve all worn a hundred times suddenly becomes a sweet little showpiece when you tuck in pearls, tiny bows, or any pretty trinkets you love. Play with textures, pile on the charm, and let the whole look feel playful, soft, and delightfully over the top—because this trend isn’t just cute, it’s pure fun.
You know what else is on trend for Spring? A big dose of fresh starts. The weather is warming up, the windows are opening wide, and we’re all shaking off those winter blues (and maybe a few winter snacks). With that little burst of new energy, Spring cleaning suddenly feels a bit more fun—like a reset button for your home and your mood. And that’s where the Flexi Sport clip comes in. It holds your hair in place through every bend, stretch, scrub, and stride so you can enjoy your Spring groove without one stray strand slowing you down.