Detra Works With Hair Mousse For Volume – 2019
Detra Smith, using a comb as she gets ready to work a mousse into the hair backstage at the Badgley Mischka New York Fashion Week Show for Fall /Winter 2019. “It allows for better product distribution and control that hands don’t provide,” she explained as she prepared her model. To see the finished looks by Peter Gray for this and some of the fab fashions, CLICK HERE
Makeup: Gucci Westman, Westman Atelier … Product: Redken Mousse … Photos: Helen Oppenheim
CommentDraped Hair @ Badgley Mischka NYFW – 2019
Lifted, draped hair by Peter Gray for the Badgley Mischka Fall 2019 New York Fashion Week Show featured a post-war pony, equestrian bound, resembling a horse’s tail, with a triangle set through the top. The shiny one length bob with hair draped at the back echoed the look. The designers’ stunning red carpet dresses featured a bevy of red knock-outs. For more hair and fashions from this show, CLICK HERE
Hair: Peter Gray using Cutler/Redken … Products: Cutler Specialist Protectant Spray, Volumizing Spray … Redken Guts 10 Volumizing Spray Mousse, Fashion Work 12, Shine Flash 02 … Makeup: Gucci Westman, Westman Atelier … Nails: Deborah Lippmann
Photos: Helen Oppenheim
Black Panther Wow @ NYFW – 2018
Marvel Studios presented the ‘Black Panther’ Welcome to Wakanda New York Fashion Week Showcase for F/W 2018. Rodney Cutler, Cutler Salons, and Redken’s Global Ambassador, said “Braids were very present in the movie,” and he collaborated with two of the designers, Cushnie et Ochs and Laquan Smith, to incorporates braids in the final looks (top photos.) Guests on the red carpet and at the party also wore braids to wow (bottom photos.) For more braid inspirations and some how-to’s, CLICK HERE
Hair (top photos): Rodney Cutler, Redken Brand Ambassador … All Photos: Getty Images for Marvel
CommentColorific Geometric Hair NYFW – 2018
Colorific Haircuts for the Marc Jacobs New York Fashion Week Show for Fall 2018 were by Redken’s Guido with Josh Woods,who colored the Vidal Sassoon ’60s-inspired modernized cuts on real hair, on nine of the world’s top models. No wigs. The looks, as seen here in the July issue of Peluquerias Mazgazine, were all about skill, precision, placement – “knowing exactly where the place color to emphasize the haircuts is key for these looks,” said the colorist, who wanted the girls to look like they were lit in a night club, with neon and strobe lighting in our references.” And let’s not forget congratulations to Marc Jacobs, an American designer who is not content with safe nothing boring hair walking his runways! For more on this. bigger and more photos, CLICK HERE
Hair: Guido, Redken Global Creative Director … Hair Color: Josh Woods, Redken Global Color Director … Products: Redken Satinwear 04, Shine Flash 02 … Color Products: Redken pH Nonder, Color Extend Magnetics, Flash Lift, City Beats/Color Gels Lacquers … Photos: Courtesy Redken
CommentTrend Alert. Hair Orbits Again- 1969
Do you know your hair history? ’60s hairstyle orbits in 2018. Again. This look was very popular in the late ’60s. Similar looks were done by many, first popularized by Vidal Sassoon, but I prefer this one by Charles Booth owner of La Coupe Salons from 1967 to early 90s and introduced as The Orbit in 1969, the year the US first landed on the moon. Now, Redken’s Guido has designed his version for Marc Jacobs F/W New York Fashion Week Show, colorized for the 21st century by Josh Woods, so there is another trend alert for the look, which could catch on this time. It’s not flattering to all, but is for some, as it was here for Keitha McLean, at the time the Fashion and Beauty Editor of The Montreal Star, later a reporter at WWD, and still later the first Editor in Chief of Miss Chatelaine now known as Flare in Toronto. Face on, it was just a cap of hair, with a heavy round smooth fringe rising up to a soft point in the middle of the forehead. It was cut right from the crown and the hair orbited all around. The back was short and the cap graduated to a “V” on both sides. For more details and a longer version CLICK HERE
Hair: Charles Booth, La Coupe Montreal, 1969 … Model: Keitha McLean … Photos: Bob Fisher, ARB
CommentRomantic Hair Twists by Guido @ MFW – 2017
This romantic looking long hairstyle by Guido Paulau, Redken, was shown as one of many beautiful looks at the Docle and Gabanna Milan Fashion Week Show for Fall 2017. To do it yourself, add a little texture with a curling iron if your hair is straight. Use fingers to pull one to two inch sections from each side of the hair and pull back behind the ears, secure with bobby pins. Then twist hair over each side to the opposite s side and secure with additional bobby pins. (Don’t forget to hide them under the hair.) Spray to take away fly aways and to add a touch of polish. For more by Redken’s Guido with detailed how-to’s, CLICK HERE
Hair: Guido, Redken, Global Creative Director … Products: Redken Wind Blown 05, Fashion Work 12 Hairspray … Photo: Courtesy Redken
CommentLa Perla Veil Look @ NYFW – 2017
“The La Perla woman is the epitome of sexy and strong,” said Teddy Charles at the first ever New York Fashion Week Runway Show for the La Perla lingerie brand. He played up the texture of the hair and topped it with a veiled headpiece to add a sense of chic mystery and fun. For more from the show, CLICK HERE
Hair: Teddy Charles and Cutler/Redken … Products: Cutler Volumizing Spray, Redken Windblown 05, Forceful 23 Super Strength Hairspray … Makeup: Erin Parsons, Maybelline … Photo: Jane Kratochvil
CommentA Regal Little Crown Rules – 2017
At the Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 Milan Fashion Week Show, Guido of Redken ‘Dolcified’ each person walking the runway. These included influencers, clients, real people, as well as models.. Some women had their hair up, some down, some had florals, and some had crowns, like this adorable regal little crown worn with hair swept up softly into a loose bun on top of the head. For more Fall 2017 Redken hair by Guido, with how-to’s, click HERE
Hair: Guido, Redken, Global Creative Director … Products: Redken … Photo: Courtesy of Redken
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