Celeb brondes
1 of 8Suki Waterhouse
Suki's bronde look with darker roots is totally chic
2 of 8Kim Sears
The hottest bronde at Wimbledon, Kim's light even shade is one we're all envious of
3 of 8Jennifer Aniston
Rachel Green channelled bronde in the '90s wayyyyyy before anyone else. Jen's still going strong with this look in 2015
4 of 8Sarah-Jessica Parker
Subtle streaks with darker lowlights are a winner for SJP
5 of 8Diane Kruger
Diane's caramel tones are highlighted perfectly with her gorge bronze smoky eye make-up
6 of 8Blake Lively
The new mum's strawberry bronde looks amazing with her tanned glowing skin
7 of 8Natalie Portman
Nat's bronde looks effortless and natural thanks to the darker tones
8 of 8Jennifer Lopez
The L'Oreal ambassador showed off her bronde tones in this cute vintage bob
You've probably heard the term 'bronde' all over the place, but you might be wondering exactly what it is, why all the A-list are loving it and how you can get the look. We asked superstar hairdresser, Daniel Galvin, to explain...
"Bronde is a term for a combination of a brown and blonde colour tone together, and celebrities who are really working this at the moment include Natalie Portman, Jennifer Aniston and Sarah-Jessica Parker. Bronde is perfect for those with olive skin, however I would not recommend bronde shades to those with very pale or peach skin with red undertones.The bronde look can be achieved with a combination of highlights and lowlights to give you the tones of amber, bronze, deep golden blonde and a coffee latte shade. Alternatively, depending on the customer’s base shade, it might be more appropriate to tint before following with the above process. Maintain the colour with regular visits to your hair salon - I recommend 4-6 weeks for tinted hair and 8-12 for highlights, depending on the speed of hair growth. My Bespoke Colour Gloss (prescribed at the salon) is perfect for maintaining and prolonging bronde hair."
Talking of maintenance, here are our top picks to keep your bronde fresh
