She stood on the deck with her long hair streaming in the wind.

Literal

She [topic-は] long hair [object-を] wind [to-に] fluttering-caused [and-て] deck [on-に] was-standing.

髪を風になびかせて is a vivid descriptive clause: なびかせる is the causative of なびく ('to flutter/stream'), but like 足を滑らせる, the causative here doesn't mean intentional action — the wind is causing the hair to stream. This involuntary-causative pattern efficiently puts the subject in the frame with a dynamic visual detail. The image is cinematic.