Modern, Energetic, Casual Sahag-Style – 1996
Photo: © Eva Mueller
It is 6 months after Rachel’s Saga began, after her hair turned green in the swimming pool, after John Sahag with colorist Jennifer Chune started to create new color and hair for Rachel Bick. The look now is modern, energetic, casual, Sahag-style. For more photos and incredible descriptions from the Rachel Part 11 album, click HERE and, remember, you cannot call yourself a true Sahag fan if you do not read every magical word under most photos in the Rachel Part 1, 11 and 111 albums!
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop … Color: Jennifer Chune … Makeup: Susan Houser … Fashion Styling: Lisa Von Weisse … Fashions: Elisa Jimenez/The Hunger World … Model: Rachel Bick … Photo: © Eva Mueller
CommentJohn Sahag Tribute – 2015
Photo: © Michael Bonacci
There will be a John Sahag Tribute party in Boston at the Hard Rock Café on Sunday May 17. If you are a fan of the legendary hairdresser, tickets to the 2-day event, which include a celebration of John Sahag, hosted by Eric Howard, are at WWBE.com/ Proceeds for the party go to Lung Cancer Alliance. On the next day, May 18, you can get a full day of education with Karmela Lozina of the Sahag Workshop, Dwight Miller, Albie Mulcahy and others at seminars. Take a look at this short video by Robert Marcos for more inspiration. Click here:
Rugged and smooth, rough and refined, strong and soft, this was the hair by John Sahag and his Workshop Team for the Cynthia Rowley Spring/Summer 1997 Fashion Week show. This amazing mini version of the Sahag hair for the show had straight ends flying, and was young, modern, abstract, Sahag-style. For more from this famous show, click:
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop, 1997 … Makeup: Moyra Mulholland … Photo: Michael Bonacci
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John Sahag’s Rachel Saga Part ll – 1996
Photo: Eva Mueller
From the Rachel Saga Part ll Collection by John Sahag – 1996. The hair color saga continued from Part l with this Multi-Cut. It is now 6 months since Rachel Bick’s hair turned green after a swim in a pool filled with chlorine. With colorist, Jennifer Chune, Sahag decided to get her black roots grow in and, with a burst of creative energy, he took the cut to somewhere else to create a very new texture within the cut. “This opened up new horizons in my imagination … unlimited multi-shapes within one cut, integrating Rachel’s new regrowth for a totally modern approach to color,” said the legendary hairdresser. For more, go to HairThen, John Sahag, Press Photos, Rachel’s Saga Part ll on helenoppenheim.com
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop … Color: Jennifer Chune …Makeup: Susan Houser … Fashion Styling: Lisa Von Weisse … Dress: Elisa Jimenez … Model: Rachel Bick … Photo: Eva Mueller … Produced by Helen Oppenheim
CommentElisa Jimenez @ The IBS for Sahag – 2015
Photo: © Helen Oppenheinm. Collage by helenoppenheim.com
Elisa Jimenez (center) that one of a kind fashion designer who makes amazing clothes like no other, on the model, masterpieces that will reside in museums under The Hunger World label, was at the International Beauty Show (#IBSNY) with two of her original designs for the Sahag Workshop Special Announcement 15 minute presentation on the Main Stage. In the late 90s, she made three original outfits on me and I treasure them.
Stayed tuned for more on Sahag, see the hair on top of the fashions here in my new IBS album just up, click here
CommentBetty Grable Curls Modernized – 2008
Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
A Betty Grable look was modernized by Karmela Lozina and the John Sahag Workshop Team for Kati Stern, the designer for Venexiana at her NY Fashion Week Fall 2008 show. The hair was swept up into ponytails, hair extensions were pre-set in rollers, having been straightened, curled, spiraled. They were then pinned on the front of the head as barrel curls – “like glamour meets rocky billy,” said Karmela. For more from the show click here:
Hair: Karmela Lozina and The John Sahag Workshop Team, 2008 using Linea Pro Irons … … Makeup: Lori Hamlin … Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
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John Sahag Ponytail Extravaganza – 1997
Photo: © David Webber
The legendary John Sahag somtimes sketched his hair ideas before a fashion show. As he did here for the Gen Art NY Fashion Week Show for Fall 1997. And look at the result of the bottom sketch! Not just a ponytail!
Hair was designed with a lot of action – for one designer, a ponytail extravaganza! This show was a “Tour de Force” for John Sahag, always an original, and featured 8 up and coming fashion designers who each designed 10 outfits. Sahag and his Workshop Team created 8 different – and unique – hair looks, one for each designer. It’s worth a click to see the hair. At the end of the album, some of what went on behind the scenes, click here:
Hair and Sketch, John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop … Photo: David Webber
CommentJohn Sahag Abstract Hair @ Issey Miyake – 1996
Photo Left: Franco Rossi … Photo Right: Neal Fenkell Harris
Tiny braids as never seen before, John Sahag’s abstract hair, photographed at the Issey Miyake Spring/Summer 1996 Fashion Week show in Paris. The hair included unusual knots, add-ons, take-off wired, bendable hairpieces (“like vines”) often with sections floating in the air. For more on this show, and Sahag’s wonderful words, read under each photo, scroll back and forth, click here.
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop, NY … Hair Photo: Neal Fenkell Harris … Fashion Photo: Franco Rossi
CommentJOHN SAHAG @ ISSEY MIYAKE, PARIS 1997
Photo: © Eric Deniset, Paris
First in a series featuring the talent in action working on the photos in the Archives.
1997. John Sahag backstage preparing windswept hair at Issey Miyake’s show in Paris. For more Windswept hair and Sahag on the hair for the show, a must-read, different under most photos, click here
Hair: John Sahag, John Sahag Workshop, NYC … Photo: Eric Deniset, Paris