Many teenage girls spend a decent chunk of their beauty grooming time trying to hide all signs of baby hair on the forehead . But it seems it is now about to become a blessing , as baby hair is one of THE beauty trends for this summer . As championed by the likes of FKA Twigs , Katy Perry and Rihanna , the short fluff around the top of the forehead is becoming a key accessory . FKA Twigs regularly makes a feature of her baby hair . Katy Perry wore slicked down baby hair at the Givenchy show last month , while Rihanna is also a fan . The style is worn gelled down on the forehead , styled into curls and wavy tendrils . The cutting-edge pop stars are n't the only ones using the style though - several top name designers have also been using their look in their catwalk shows . In February , Riccardo Tisci sent his models down the runway at the Givenchy show with wet look baby hair . The Caitlin Price show at London Fashion Week also used the look , but in a more other-worldy manner . Model 's at the Givenchy show in February sported baby hair and facial jewellery . The look also appeared it he DKNY SS15 show and last month's Caitlin Price show in London . The style is n't new - it has been adopted from black and Latina cultures in the US , who have used the look for many years . While the look appears to have the beginnings of a new trend among fashion designers , many have been unimpressed by its use in the shows . Twitter users commented in their hundreds on the look after it featured at Givenchy , with many voicing their distaste . One user called Sandi Cheeks wrote : 'Givenchy had white models with slicked down `` baby hairs '' I do n't know if that counts as embracing Afro-hair . ' Another called Bobola_O said : 'Not a fan of Givenchy 's gelled baby hair look for their models . When has high fashion ever given a damn about appropriation ?
Baby hair was a big trend on catwalks at London and Paris Fashion Week . Stars including Rihanna and Rihanna are also fans of the slicked look .