The Met Gala beauty looks are flooding our feeds this morning, and we've been busy spying all the beauty trends, from frosted eyeshadow to fairytale blush. There were several hair moments that caught our attention too. After seeing bob haircuts reign on red carpets over the past year, long hair seems to be making a comeback. But perhaps the biggest hair trend from the night was wet-look hair. But don't go running for the hills. This is one hair trend that is actually really easy to recreate at home, and it's the perfect look as we head into summer.
Hair trend forecaster and hairstylist Tom Smith first called the trend. "I also expect more high-fashion looks such as wet looks, the currently trending 'hydro bob' and long, unstructured lengths that move almost against gravity," he said ahead of the Met Gala.
Scroll ahead to see the best wet-look hair moments from Met Gala 2024 and how to re-create the look at home. Trust us, it's easier than you think.
Met Gala host Emma Chamberlain shows us how to do a wet-look up-do with this swept-back bun and face-framing tendrils.
Iris Law wears the wet look on her choppy pixie cut.
Rita Ora shows us how to do "fresh out of the shower" chic with this tousled moment.
Celebrity hairstylist Joey George created this sleek wet-look high bun on Taylor Russell, complete with baby bangs.
Rebecca Hall taps into the hydro bob hair trend with this wet-look on her short lengths, which is elegantly swept back. By far the easiest way to switch up your bob haircut for summer.
My jaw dropped when I spotted this wet-look pixie cut on Kerry Washington—how incredible does she look with this short cut?
Amelia Gray gives us a lesson in wet-look styling on long hair—it's downpour chic at its best.
Another source of inspo for short hair is Sarah Paulson's side-part look on her cropped lengths—it's so glamorous and timeless.
Dua Lipa's wet-look red hair look will live rent-free in my mind for a long time.
I loved everything about Tyla's look, especially her choppy, wet-look bob.
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A hair oil also helps to achieve a wet-look lustre that won't transfer onto your clothes.
This curl jelly is much-loved amongst those with curly hair for creating shine and definition, but you can also layer it up to saturate the hair for a wet-look effect.
For creating slicked-back wet-look buns or ponytails, this hair wax is a must. It smooths flyaways for an ultra-sleek finish.
For a finishing touch, spritz GHD's Shiny Ever After Shine Spray all over for an extra dose of gloss.
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