Vogue Williams turned heads at the Bafta TV Awards with a blossoming baby bump and a stylish new fringe. However, while the bump is permanent, the fringe was not.
Appearing on ITV's Lorraine this morning, the 40-year-old presenter began her regular entertainment slot wearing the same full fringe from the red carpet, but halfway through, she unclipped it live on air, revealing that she had not braved the chop.
Laughing alongside her co-presenters, Vogue explained she is "not a full-time fringe girl" and brandished the hairpiece. The convincing look was reportedly created by celebrity hair pro Hadley Yates using the Full Fringe from his brand, Curated Hair Extensions, which retails at £40 and comes in six shades.
The segment has highlighted how realistic clip-in fringes have become. The article also spotlights several alternatives, including the Beauty Works Custom Clip-In Fringe Topper and the Beauty Works x Huda Kattan collaboration, both made from 100% Remy human hair for a natural, undetectable finish.
With such high-quality pieces available, it seems trying a fringe without the long-term commitment of a cut is now easier than ever.
