Falls Up To There Caught With Jewels – 1967
Through the 60s, Falls were added to hair, often caught with jewels and ornaments as in this 1967 look up to there by Christophe Carita, La Maison de Beauté Carita, Paris, who are scheduled to reopen their famous multi-floor space, once occupied by Maria Antoinette’s wig maker, at 11 Rue Faubourg St Honore in September 2022.
Christophe Cartia was the nephew of the famous Carita Sisters, Maria and Rosy, and they all dominated the Paris hair scene in Paris from the ‘50s through the 60s, later merging with Shisheido.
Hair: Christophe Carita, La Maison de Beauté Carita, Paris …Hair Ornaments: Sant’ Angelo… Earrings: KJL … Fashion: Castillo … Sandals: René Mancini … Model: Sue Murray …
Photo: Irving Penn for Vogue (with thanks to Fred J. De Vito for finding this ’60s memory for me.)
Wendy Whitelaw Glamour Girl Illustration – 2000s
Wendy Whitelaw was an internationally successful makeup artist, who also did some hair. She worked for Vogue and Bazaar and most major fashion magazines, fashion shows, film and commercials, for decades. Now she loves beautifying females, but on a flat surface. Be inspired by her makeup and hair inspirations like no other. To see more inspirational illustrations, CLICK HERE
Illustration : Wendy Whitelaw
CommentColorific Hair by Spain’s Tono Sanmartin – 2017
Hair color by Tono Sanmartin inspired by the planet earth (#Planetatierra) by Spain’s king of hair sculptures, headdresses and hair to transport us from here to there with a wow. This short soft asymmetric look in colorific blues and greens was published with a full page in the January 2018 issue of Peluquerias Magazine. You can see my very favorite Peluquerias cover with hair and the most extraordinary eyelashes ever by Tono Sanmartin if you CLICK HERE
Hair/Makeup: Tono Sanmartin, Valencia, Spain … Photo: Art-Work Stone
CommentHooks & Eyes Hair by Roberto Perozzi – 2017
Introducing some beautiful hair inspirations by Roberto Perozzi, RPH Salon, Tokyo, Japan. He calls these gorgeous avant-garde looks “Hooks and Eyes” and we found them on two pages with more wonderful work in the December issue of Peluquerias Magazine. He has used silver clasps fastened on to the hair with hooks and eyes, used to great effect here and there on long straight hair. The hair colors on the left are blue, gray, pink, yellow and the photo on the right is equally effective on a blonde. Perozzi has quite a background. Trained in Italy, then to Toni & Guy Advanced Academy in London, next to Trevor Sorbie, where he became the International Coordinator for the Trevor Sorbie Artist Team traveling the world educating, and since 2012 he has been in Tokyo.
Hair: Roberto Perozzi, RPH Salon, Tokyo, Japan … Makeup: Peko … Photo: Takashi Imai
CommentPhotos On Helen’s Blog June 9-July 12 – 2017
Collage of photos and ideas on Helen’s Blog from June 9 to July 13, 2017. Hair history is here. Inspiration for hair, fashion and more from yesterday for today and tomorrow. There are photos from New York Fashion Week for Fall 2017, Redken’s Guido at Milan Fashion Week Fall 2017, NAHA 2017, Peter Gray, John Sahag, Edward Tricomi + Alexander McQueen and Isabella Blow. Full credits, how-to’s, more info on the website. To see Helen’s latest blogs, CLICK HERE
CommentPhotos Helen’s Blog June 9-July 12 – 2017
Collage of photos and ideas on Helen’s Blog from June 9 to July 13, 2017. Hair history is here. Inspiration for hair, fashion and more from yesterday for today and tomorrow. There are photos from New York Fashion Week for Fall 2017, Redken’s Guido at Milan Fashion Week Fall 2017, NAHA 2017, Peter Gray, John Sahag, Edward Tricomi + Alexander McQueen and Isabella Blow. Full credits, how-to’s, more info on the website. To see collages of all or some of the 35 blogs on this website, CLICK HERE.
CommentRemembering John Sahag, His Magic – 2017
It is 12 years since John Sahag left us to do the hair of the angels (January 2, 1952-June15, 2005.) The Lebanese-born Australian-raised Armenian became famous in Paris as the first internationally-recognized freelance hairdresser. He worked his magic on the heads of the supermodels and superstars of his era and made The Dry Cut famous in his John Sahag Workshop on Madison Avenue in NYC from 1985, still active in 2017. This collage shows just some of his magic which made him so famous – with love. To read more about him, click HERE and to see more of amazing work, click HERE (and HERE and HERE) – then go to HairThen, John Sahag on this website for more. Read how-to’s, and lots of info under most photos, some like the décor album, under More on the Menu, a hoot, all informative.
Collage Credits: 1. New York Magazine, 1985. Photo: Lawrence Ivy … 2/3. Workshop Launch, 1985. Photos: Bruno Juminer … 4. Rachel Part 1, 1996. Photo: Lorraine Sylvestre … 5. Rachel Part 11, 1996. Photo: Eva Mueller … 6. Futuristic, Issey Miyake, Fall 1996. Photo: Franco Rossi … 7. Blue. Cynthia Rowley, Fall 1996. Photo: David Webber … 8. Abstract, Issey Miyake, Summer 1996. Photo: Neil Fenkell Harris … 9. Windswept, Issey Miyake, Fall 1997. Photo: Eric Deniset … 10. Rugged’/Smooth, Cynthia Rowley, Fall 1997. Photo: Michael Bonacci … 11. The Cement Garden, Salon décor. Photo: Seijie Kakizaki
Collage by helenoppenheim.com
Photos On Helen’s Blog July 18-Aug 26 – 2016
Collage of photos and ideas on Helen’s Blog are from July 18 to August 26, 2016. Hair history is here. Inspiration for hair, fashion and more from yesterday for today and tomorrow. Here are photos from New York Fashion Week for Fall 2016 and NAHA 2016, yesteryear photos from the Montreal Olympics 1976. Full credits, how-to’s, more info on the website. To see photos on Helen’s Blog, click HERE
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