Dua Lipa's Hair Guru Reveals the Next Must-Try Trend

Honey highlights are the hottest accessory this fall, right next to all the chic fall jewelry trends our editors predicted. Hair colorist Abby Haliti previously told Cosmo that her clients always ask for warm-toned highlights in the fall to add dimension that looks natural.

Peep Ciara's caramel highlights above—they're bold and chunky, yes, but the rich, warm tone makes it less stark. But instead of scrapping the highlights I worked so hard for, I'm asking my stylist for a root smudge à la Tate McRae above.

Hey, if you're already swapping to red wine, why not swap your hair color to it too? This sumptuous hue is so full of depth, it doesn't need highlights to have dimension.

Although it's unexpected for a season filled with dark colors, the cool undertones are a masterful way to manipulate your way into a fall 'do while going lighter.

We'll pull references from celebrities, runways, and the top salons all over the world. See the look above he did on Demi Lovato? This look has high contrast due to strategic color placement, which really helps them pop against medium to light brown base colors, he explains, noting that it's great for a low-maintenance hair look that seems high-maintenance.

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But... what exactly are celebrities asking for in the first place? It's a classic chicken or the egg scenario. This color is golden blonde in color and tone, with '10k gold lights' that have a cool reflect for the perfect sparkle, says celebrity hairstylist Matt Rez, who claims this will be the biggest hair color trend this fall (aka take notes).

Her hair perfectly embodies this trend of ~perfectly imperfect~ color that looks like it's been cookin' a while. There are so many unique tones and variations of brown hair colors, including this deep, cool-toned brown that balayages into a warmer toner at the ends on Ana de Armas.

Keep your color from fading by opting for a sulfate-free shampoo—it won't give you the same delicious lather, but your color