Remembering Playful John Sahag – 2019
Photos: David Webber. Collage: Pascalain Gianello
Today, June 15, 2019, it is 14 years since the legendary John Sahag left us to do the hair of the angels.
Remembering the playful John Sahag (1952-2005). “Your craft has to be fun,” he quipped about these photos. “I am having fun here. If it is not fun, you might as well pack up your bags and leave town!” The full collection, a serious dry cut technical how-to, in his own words, and some more must-see extraordinary photos can be seen if you CLICK HERE.
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop, 1995 … Model: Annabel … Photos: David Webber
Collage: Pascalain Gianello
Remembering John Sahag Today – 1996
Photo: Helen Oppenheim
Today, June 15, is 13 years since the legendary John Sahag left us too soon to do the hair of the angels. Here is a behind-the-scenes photo of the Multi—Cut on Sahag muse, Rachel Bick, which was part of a three-part saga (Rachel’s Saga) on hair repair after swimming pool damage with chlorine. To see and read (a must) the second of three Mulit-Cut albums, CLICK HERE
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop 1996 … Hair Color: Jennifer Chune … Makeiup: Susan Houser … Model: Rachel Bick … Photo: Helen Oppenheim
CommentRemembering John Sahag, His Magic – 2017
Full Credits on Website. Collage by helenoppenheim.com
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
Remembering John Sahag – HB News 2013
Thank you HB Sunday News for featuring this John Sahag Collage and making it first, and bigger than any other Sunday News Photo ever, on the 8th anniversary of his leaving us. The legendary John Sahag can be seen in action here cutting long hair to short as only he could in 1995. A soft bob. No hard edges. Harmonious. For a technical how-to go to HairThen, John Sahag Press Photos, Playful on helenoppenheim.com Great photos by David Webber.
CommentRemembering John Sahag – HOT by Hair’s How
John Sahag Collage by helenoppenheim.com
Remembering John Sahag (1952-2005) in HOT by Hair’s Now Mag. Thank you Jeryl Spear.
To read the article, click on http://hot.hairshow.us/?id=articles&art=913
(Article no longer available on Hot Hairs How !)
(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 … all produced by Helen Oppenheim
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