14 HighHair 1980
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
HighHair 1980
Hair Half Up/Half Down
Sassooning for Evening
Love this. The hair and the photo.
For romantic, dreamy nights out, Graham Wren of Vidal Sassoon, NY presented two versions of HighHair, half up and half down.
There is no teasing. A rat or soft, lightweight wire form is molded into triangular shape 3″ at the highest point, and pinned inside the hair to give that height. Rats can be bought from five and dime stores, department or beauty supply stores, or they can be made.
Here’s how to do your own versions:
Left: Part hair ear to ear. Side part front hair. Comb back hair pageboy ends. Leaving out 1″ of hair all around the wave rest for a cloud-like effect by reversing curling iron for each wave.
(Today, this could also be done with a crimping machine.)
Pin in form. place waved hair back and up, like a French pleat, secure with pins. Now, wave and pull back the 1″ of front hair lay over the twists on both sides. Tuck ends in with a tail comb.
Right: Part hair ear to ear. Side part front hair. Pin from heavier side. Place and fold hair over form and French Twist hair back.
See Photo 18 in this album for a color version of the crimped look.
Hair: Graham Wren, Vidal Sassoon, NY, 1980
Hair Color: Edward Moore’s Opal-Lites
HairCare: Vidal Sassoon Treatment Products
Makeup: Ted Nadel
Dress: Patrick Wise
Model: Danielle, Filor Agency
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © HELEN OPPENHEIM 2012
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Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
HighHair 1980
Crimped Updo
Sassooning for Evening
For dreamy nights out, this cloud-like HighHair vision by Avram, Vidal Sassoon, NY
was pure romance.
There is no teasing A rat or soft, lightweight form is pinned inside the crimped hair
on the heavier side to give that flattering, pretty height.
Here’s how to do this look. Part hair ear to ear. Side part front hair.
Comb back hair down. Leaving out 1″ of hair all around hairline, wave rest for
cloud-like effect by reversing curling iron for each wave – (or use a crimping machine.)
Pin in form, p lace waved hair back and up, like a French Twist, secure with pins.
Then wave and pull back the 1″ of front hair to lay over the twists on both sides.
Tuck ends in with a tail comb. Sweep up hair at the back, hide ends under twists
with pins.
Hair: Avram, Vidal Sassoon, NY, 1980
HairCare: Vidal Sassoon Treatment Products
Hair Color: Edward Moore’s Opal-Lites
Makeup: Ted Nadel
Opalescent dress/background: Avram
Model: Danielle, Filor Agency
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © HELEN OPPENHEIM 2012
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17 HighHair 1980
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
HighHair 1980
Crimp Updo
Sassooning for Evening
For dreamy nights out, this cloud-like HighHair vision by Avram, Vidal Sassoon, NY
was pure romance.
There is no teasing A rat or soft, lightweight form is pinned inside the wave-crimped hair
on the heavier side to give that flattering, pretty height.
Hair: Avram, Vidal Sassoon, NY, 1980
HairCare: Vidal Sassoon Treatment Products
Hair Color: Edward Moore’s Opal-Lites
Makeup: Ted Nadel
Opalescent dress/background: Avram
Model: Danielle, Filor Agency
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © HELEN OPPENHEIM 2012
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18 HighHair 1980
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
HighHair 1980
Hair Half Up/Half Down
Sassooning for Evening
For romantic, dreamy nights out, Graham Wren of Vidal Sassoon, NY
presented HighHair, half up and half down.
There is no teasing. A rat or soft, lightweight wire form is molded into a
triangular shape 3″ at the highest point, and pinned inside the hair to give
that height. Rats can be bought from five and dime stores, department or
beauty supply stores, or they can be made.
Here’s how to do your own version:
Part hair ear to ear. Side part front hair. Comb back hair down,
pageboy ends. Leaving out 1″ of hair all around the hairline,
wave rest for a cloud-like effect by reversing curling iron for each wave.
(Today, this could also be done with a crimping machine.)
Pin in form. place waved hair back and up, like a French Twist,
secure with pins. Now, wave and pull back the 1″ of front hair to
lay over the twists on both sides. Tuck ends in with a tail comb.
Avram, an Art Director at Vidal Sassoon, created the dress and the background
for this photo using Opalescent cellophane.
Hair: Graham Wren, Vidal Sassoon, NY, 1980
Hair Color: Edward Moore’s Opal-Lites
HairCare: Vidal Sassoon Treatment Products
Makeup: Ted Nadel
Dress/Background: Avram, Vidal Sassoon Art Director
Model: Danielle, Filor Agency
Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre
Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © HELEN OPPENHEIM 2012
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