Edward Tricomi Laara Raynier Rare Seminar

Collage: helenoppenheim.com
Not to be missed. A seminar with a difference, for all hairdressers with ambition, who want to learn more and go the extra mile, how to cut and style hair – the modern way, with options and business advice how to make more money, maybe even double your income. “Train with the Masters” Edward Tricomi and Laara Raynier at the L’Oréal Professionel flagship Warren-Tricomi Salon at the Plaza Hotel in NYC on Monday, September 19, 2022. Attend either in person or virtually for a new form of education.
Edward Tricomi, industry rockstar, famous editorial hairdresser and salon owner, who has worked with the greatest of the greatest for the greatest magazines, is an innovative hairdresser on the fashion runways, who has done the hair of too many celebs to name, is a master of dry-cutting. Fast. With precision. (He’s not known as Edward Scissorhands for nothing! ) has joined forces with Laara Raynier, a master of wet-cutting. With precision. She is a dedicated educator and protégé of Roger Thompson, and is now owner of the Mastercutter Academy. The cutting techniques can be mixed. And styling for all hair lengths, and textures, and updos, make this a rare event, not your typical workshop, an incredible opportunity to take your career or business to the next level.
The collage shows fashion-forward work by Raynier and Tricomi, some dating back to 2002, none of them dated, all modern and very wearable today. That’s Tricomi far left top row, and Raynier the first far left on the 2nd row.
Stylists can attend the in-salon class to watch demonstrations only. Or the in-salon class, a private hands-on workshop with live models. Or attend the event virtually from anywhere in the world. (10% discount for in-person classes for those from out of the country,)
More information for this once in a lifetime workshop, telephone; 917-519-9309 or CLICK HERE, more on Edward and Warren Tricomi, CLICK HERE or visit warrentricomi.com
Photos 1st Row – Photo Nos 1, 6, 7, 8: Courtesy Edward Tricomi …
Photo No. 2: Sante D’Orazio … Photo Nos 3, 4, 5: Helen Oppenheim
Photos 2nd Row – Photo Nos 1 – 4: Courtesy Mastercutter Academy …
Photo Nos. 5 – 7: Helen Oppenheim
Photos 3rd Row: All photos Helen Oppenheim
Edward Tricomi’s Intricate Braiding – 2022
Edward Tricomi’s intricate braiding patterns were varied and. inspirational at the Frederick Anderson NYFW show for Fall/Winter 2022. He described the looks as the New Baroque, modernized for today, with dropped chignons, a little tuck at the ends. To see more, CLICK HERE
Hair: Edward Tricomi, Warren Tricomi … Product: Warren Tricomi Hair Spray … Makeup: Michelle Webb … Photos: Helen Oppenheim
CommentWill Salons Be Blow Drying When Open – 2020
A thought. Will salon stylists be blow drying while the Covid virus is still active? Will clients feel safe going to a salon where blow dryers are blowing all over the place, even at 6′ distances? Alternatives can be shorter haircuts, like the bob with the style cut in, here by Edward “Scissorhands” Tricomi –
cut dry backstage at the Rosa Cha Spring Summer 2008 New York Fashion Week Show. No blow dry needed on this lovely model, Barbara Berger. Curly hair with the right cut can dry naturally and look good, like the original Sassoon Greek Goddess or the long natural look currently trendy. But let’s bear in mind, most people with straight or barely curly hair need some volume here and there. Another alternative can be rollers, but remember how they usually make hair look old-fashioned. Other options are teasing, crimping, braids, wearing hair in an updo. Or will the blow dry survive?
Selfies My Haircut & After 11 Weeks – 2020
Helen Oppenheim Selfies. Helen haircut January 29 on the left, and on April 17, 2020. Due to the virus, I cut my own bangs, did my own blow dry and color on the 11 week haircut by the one and only Edward Tricomi, co-owner of the Warren-Tricomi Salons I am amazed my hair looks so good after all this time, but don’t think it suits me longer, especially since I lost 8 lbs the last few weeks! But, thanks, Edward, miss you, can’t wait to sit your chair again …
CommentHow To Do An Urban Twist Updo S/S – 2020
Here’s how to do an Urban Twist Updo, “inspired by baroque shapes with an homage to the movie “Blade Runner” but modernized,” says Edward Tricomi, Warren Tricomi who created this and other versions for the Frederick Anderson Spring Summer 2020 Fashion Show held at Stride Arts. For more how-to’s, the front view and more versions, CLICK HERE
Hair: Edward Tricomi, Warren-Tricomi Salons … Product: Warren-Tricomi Hair Spray (Easy and and Super Hold) … Photos: Helen Oppenheim
CommentNYFW Backstage Hair Moment – 2004
A New York Fashion Week backstage hair moment. Love this. Polly Mellen, the famous former fashion editor of Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Creative Director at Allure, and Edward Tricomi co-owner Warren-Tricomi Salons having a hair moment which also affected the model at the Douglas Hannant NYFW 2004 show. Are you sure, Mellen seems to be saying? No one seems sure, except the hairdresser, who ended up doing a great job, as always. This scene is a testament to confidence, patience, experience and a lot of caring and how it is not easy to do the hair for a fashion show at this level. This is one of the few photos I have digitalized, so far, from the shows I photographed on film in the early 2000’s. I have a lot of great photos only on film.
Photo: Helen Oppenheim
My Top Nine 2018 Instagram Posts – 2019
Here are my Top Nine 2018 Instagram Posts from 2018. A lovely present today from the amazing brand strategist curator, Instagram influencer, Brigitte Segura (@brigitte_segura) Fashion Daily Magazine (@fashiondailymag) from #TopNine2018. Brilliant. You can see these posts on my Instagram @HelenOppenheim and on this website, with more details:
Top Row Left to Right: Saoirse Ronan as Mary Queen of Scots, Margot Robbie as Queen Elizabeth in the historical drama movie … The Big Tease by Orlando Pita for Carolina Herrera’s Fall 2012 New York Fashion Week Show.
Center Row Left to Right: The Orbit, 1969, by Charles Booth, La Coupe … Sexy Short bob by Sherri Jessee, Sherri’s Hair Salon … Idan Cohen’s Fall 2018 New York Fashion Week Bridal Fashion
Bottom Row Left to Right: Peter Gray’s Bouffant Updo with Pearls for Ines Di Santo’s Fall 2018 New York Bridal Fashion Week Show … Dramatic black wig by Edward Tricomi, Warren Tricomi, for the Douglas Hannant Fall 2011 New York Fashion Week Show … Flowers on Park Avenue at 64th St.
Long Lasting Hair Crimps – 2012-2016
Crimps in the hair are long lasting. They last longer than curls and waves ironed or set in. Crimps are also fun stuff. Hairdressers love doing them. And they do so for many fashion shows, as seen here photographed backstage at New York Fashion Week Shows from 2012 – 2016. Why more mere mortals and celebs don’t wear them much is something to think about.
Top Row Left to Right: Edward Tricomi teasing and crimping for a high life at Douglas Hannant 2012 … Tricomi’s finished High Life with strategic crimps here and there … Crimped human hair extension by Sherri Jessee, Intercoiffure 2013 … Jessee’s finished half up/half down Wild West style which is micro-crimped with the extensions added.
Center Row: Jon Reyman crimps being crimped at Naeem Kahn Fall 2016 … Peter Gray’s crimpings on a blonde at Badgley Mischka 2013, also Bottom Right … Inset: Peter Gray’s finished Midsummer Night’s Dream crimp with flowers.
Bottom Left and Center: Jon Reyman crimps for Big and Beautiful at Naeem Kahn 2016.
To see albums with how-tos, finished looks, many versions, check albums on The Website Like No Other – helenoppenheim.com
Photos: Naeem Kahn by Jane Kratochvil … All Others by Helen Oppenheim
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