Dishevelment (noun)

1. A state of untidiness or disorder.
2. A state of disarray or disorganization, especially of one's hair or clothing.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from dishevel + -ment.

Examples:

1. The room was in a state of dishevelment after the party.
2. The dishevelment of the books on the shelves showed that someone had been searching for something.
3. The wind caused her hair to become a mass of dishevelment.
4. The dishevelment of the garden was evidence of the neglect it had suffered.
5. The dishevelment of the office was a clear sign of a busy and hectic day.