Victoria Beckham always throws a good show not only for the clothes but for the usual family snap of the front row and its very special guests.

This year, Brooklyn sat on the Frow with his wife Nicola Peltz and his father David, and sitting beside the footballer were Anna Wintour, Kim and Kris Kardashian.

Kendall Jenner finished out the show at Paris Fashion Week, and there has been a lot of talk about the beauty look Victoria chose for the overall look.

Balletcore has been mentioned more than once, and seeing as how her early life in dancing inspired the designs and fabrics used, it's not surprising there was a very clean aesthetic for the hair. Now we have found out just what was used, and it launches this month in Ireland.

Victoria Beckham SS24

In the same week that Victoria launched a trio of fragrances, she might also have sparked a new hair trend. Controversial, but the models at Victoria's show had side partings rather than the centre, could this mean the end of that trend finally?

Whatever about that, the girls' hair was sleek, sophisticated and very demure. Lead stylist, Anthony Turner, worked backstage on the condition and grooming of the hair using the new Wella Ultimate Repair range which launches in Ireland in October.

Affordable and bond-building, the range comprises a shampoo (€26), conditioner (€29), Miracle Hair Rescue Treatment and Leave-In Cream, both €32 each. It's these last two that created the slicked-back but non-greasy style that wowed the audience.

New Haircare

The range is interesting from the point of view that it not only restores hair strength from inside the hair strands, leading to less breakage and loss.

But it also replenishes the surface of the hair where dullness and frizz are visible, according to the brand the hair will look 12 times smoother when following the regime.

If we can create a sleek and sophisticated look like the one seen at Victoria's show in Paris we will be sure to try it out. Available from Irish salons in October.