NAHA Styling & Finishing Winner – 2019
Photos: Daryna Barykina for NAHA/PBA
The award for Styling & Finishing at the 2019 North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) went to Sarajane Maples of Florida. It was the first time she entered her work and she is very proud of it. The large loosely braided updo ends in tufts of hair fanning out in front and the large loose romantic long waves are shown with a braided effects on either side of a mid-part. Both looks are shaded in subtle colors.
Hair: Sarajane Maples, Studio Sage, Atlantic Beach, Fl … Photos: Daryna Barykina for NAHA/PBA
CommentRave for Waves Continues – 1990s
Photo: Eric Fisher
I was doing some research going through some of many old portfolios in my Helen Oppenheim Hair Libary and found this waving beauty by Eric Fisher on a Peluquerias page in an early 1990s portfolio. I always loved it. The rave for waves continues to this day and these are amongst the best. “Back to the future, sailing forth to new horizons,” I wrote at the time. Well, who wouldn’t love to go out on the town with waves like these today? Wonderful …
Hair: Eric Fisher, Eric Fisher Salon, Wichita, Kansas … Photo: Eric Fisher
CommentDownton Abbey, Bobbed Hair At Last! – 2015
Collage by helenoppenheim.com
At last! A bobbed haircut has arrived at Downtown Abbey, shown on on PBS-TV last night. Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) went to her hairdresser, top left, and did it. Love all the wonderful waves but it is time for the ’20s to come roaring in and hair fashion to make its statement, along with all the beautiful hair jewelry and hats, some of which are shown here from the ITV hit series which started in the Edwardian era with such amazing meticulously researched and inspirational fashions. So, who is next? Lady Edith. Will she bob? Or, more likely, it will be Lady Rose. Or will someone downstairs take the step? No spoilers please from the UK, who have seen the series. We in America are still on Series 5.
Photos from google.com, tumblr, dailymail.co.uk, itv, pbs-tv, RadioTimes, LillyJames.com, Ruckas/Briggs and unknowns
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