Red And White Ombre Braids

The star athlete debuted her latest look during Fridays Opening Ceremony, and it's a good one: fiery red-and-white box braids that not only matched the smoldering vibes of the massive flame she lit, but also perfectly paralleled the colors found on the flag of Osaka's home country and the Olympics host country, Japan. Martin-Christopher Harper, Osaka's hairdresser, created the braids after helping her go epidemic pink earlier this year. The Olympic look was designed in the United States and in the early hours of the morning before Osaka traveled for Japan to participate, according to the stylist. The look was done with a trifecta of fan favorites for the big televised ceremony: big ol' scrunchies, face-framing tendrils, and the ambitious high, half-up pony that isn't for the faint of heart.

Ombre means to shade in French, and a larger meaning provided by the dictionary includes having colors or tones that shade into each other. Simply expressed, the fading colours elegantly capture the splendor of color. The advent of ombre, like the wave of hues it inspires, is now a famous fashion industry phenomenon. Furthermore, the fashion is no longer limited to clothing and hair color; it has now spread from head to toe (or should we say from hair to nails?)

3. Ombre Fire Red Hair

With this magnificent sirens hairdo, you'll steal the hearts of everyone you meet. Shiny red roots gradually transition to flaming orange before changing to a bright yellow on the ends of this sizzling, fire red ombre hair. Onlookers will be lured to the glow of this spectacular hair coloring like moths to a flame.

Incorporating bright and vibrant colors into your style is one of the most fashionable hair alterations you can do when you need a hair pick-me-up. When braids were added to the mix, we were sold. There are a seemingly infinite amount of colored braids to fall in love with, with so many colours and braided hair varieties. 15 Colored Braids to Change Up Your Look