For the 68th Annual Grammy Awards, Tate McRae stepped out with a cool, fashionable hair look created by movie star hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos—one which balanced edge with ethereal softness.

Drawing inspiration from the enduring texture of Kate Moss, Giannetos crafted a mode that felt deliberately undone but undeniably stylish, completely complementing McRae’s {custom} Balenciaga ensemble. The end result was a recent, fashion-forward tackle red-carpet hair, full with supermodel motion and an easy end.

“Tate wore a surprising {custom} Balenciaga look, so I wished the hair to really feel very editorial with a cool, fashionable and easy vibe. The inspiration was an ethereal and edgy Kate Moss-inspired texture,” shares Giannetos. “It feels just a little undone and effortlessly stylish.”

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To realize McRae’s Grammys-ready texture, Giannetos targeted on easy prep, strategic quantity and seamless size. He started by washing her hair with L’Oréal Paris EverPure Iron Modern Shampoo ($11) and Conditioner ($11), making a modern basis. On towel-dried hair, he utilized L’Oréal Paris EverPure Iron Modern Coat ($11) to assist defend in opposition to frizz—a necessary step when working beneath intense lights and humidity on the crimson carpet.

Subsequent, Giannetos blow-dried the hair utilizing his go-to device, the Dyson Supersonic ($520), praising its velocity, effectivity and heat-protective expertise. As soon as dry, McRae’s hair was pinned up in sections and set in thick curls to construct physique and motion.

To reinforce size and fullness, Nice Lengths Tape-In Extensions had been added and custom-matched to McRae’s shade. Their rooted design allowed them to mix seamlessly with out including weight. Giannetos then razored the extensions to completely align along with her size and form.

For the ultimate contact, he completed the look with Initio Atomic Rose Hair Fragrance ($105), guaranteeing Tate left an enduring impression each visually (and sensorially) on the Grammys carpet.