Balmain

So far, 2013 has been a big fashion year for a certain Miley Cyrus. She's been photographed in Chanel, Valentino, and Balmain (pictured from left to right at a Ryan Seacrest event, the Maxim Hot 100 Party, and the Billboard Music Awards) and is well on her way to achieving that one thing every style icon has mastered: a signature look. She's recently skipped over the majority of the colour spectrum, instead gravitating toward black and white accented with a third colour by way of her red lips. It gets more specific, too: beyond loving the two-toned combo, Miley's showing a serious propensity for playsuits rather than more common red carpet dresses.

The singer's image has gotten sexier as she's moved past her Hannah Montana stage, and fashion-wise, her cropped 'do seemed to usher in a whole new era of envelope-pushing fashion. Whatever the case, we love that she's turned into a dresser to watch.

If you're into designer clothing by Balmain, then this is sure to make your peacock feathers shake with excitement! The French fashion house has launched two hair care lines called Système Volume, which contain seven products that work to create 10 percent more volume in hair. The tag line for the ads are "haute couture for hair" — don't you just love it! I know that I can't wait to check this out, and I'm sure its fashion fans such as Kate Moss, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, and Victoria Beckham can't either.

The products in the first range called Nutrition Intense are designed for normal hair. They include a shampoo, conditioner, masque, and protective styling spray priced between £29-£37. From the description, they smell absolutely amazing with notes of ivy, mandarin, violet, rose, orchid, blackberry musk, freesia and wood. The products in the Hydrant collection include a shampoo, ultralight conditioner, and hydration spray ranging from £29-£39. These are geared more toward fine hair and contain lotus, freesia, melon, cedar, musk , amber, peony, lily, and carnation intended to leave hair feeling soft and looking shiny without weighing it down.

All of the products are gentle, hypoallergenic, safe for extensions and help to strengthen hair that has suffered damages from the sun and heat styling. Man, talk about pampering yourself, designer hair products could become the next rage! Are you interested in trying Balmain hair care products?

Balmain is known for its crazy expensive clothes — think $1,400 t-shirts — so we were stoked to hear that the Parisian brand is set to launch a more affordable collection. Price points are still under wraps, but we do know that the collection, dubbed Pierre Balmain, will be created by a second design team and overseen by Balmain's new head designer, Olivier Rousteing. The official Spring 2012 presentation is expected to show in September, presumably during New York Fashion Week. We're excited, are you?

Source: Balmain to Launch a More Affordable Collection