Men's Grooming Tips: How To Get Your Boyfriend To Look Like Runway Model

New York Fashion Week Men’s is officially over but we have some styling tricks inspired from the shows of influential designers Ricardo Seco and Carlos Campos, who are experts in dressing celebrities such as Justin Timberlake, Enrique Iglesias, Ethan Hawke and more, that we don't want you to miss. "I'm from Mexico and I want to show my culture - with one collection globally - [and] my identity. I think that this collection has all these things - some sophistication - you can see more of where I'm from," said Seco about his most recent work. Check out the tips below to get your boyfriend to look like a runway model and add some Latino flavor on his appearance this upcoming season.

Ricardo Seco’s inspiration for his latest collection was “unexpected revisited urban look, with a dark touch. Siouxie Sioux meets Nirvana" said the designer.

For the hair, lead hair stylist John Ruidant wanted to keep the hair natural so as not to take away from the overall look. How to get the look: Diffuse the hair with salt spray to reactivate the natural texture of the hair,curl hair with a 1” curling iron. Put a dab of AXE Urban Messy Look: Flexible Paste in your hands and scrunch through the hair to loosen up the strands for a natural-looking curl.

Carlos Campos’ vision for this season’s collection was a nomadic, very well dressed, traveling man beginning to work his way up into the mountains and into the coffee plantations of South America.

The air is getting dryer, and so his hair has a softer, dryer natural texture to it. To get the look: Blow dry the hair forward from the crown for a more natural look. Use some of the AXE Natural Look: Softening Cream to create more texture and a casual undone look. The cream is very workable, and doesn’t add any grease or moisture to the hair Push the hair back and to the side at the end to make the hair appear less disheveled while still maintaining a natural look. Finish off the look with a little of the AXE Adrenaline Spiked-Up Look: Styling Putty for a nice separation to the dry texture