Flowers Printed On Hair – 2021
Photo:Rafa Andreau
“The Favorite Collection” created by hair artist Alexis Ferrer of Barcelona, a long time member of the Wella Professionals Global Team, spotlights flowers printed on the hair in intricate patterns, as in this photo, one of an extraordinary collection published in Issue #579 of Peluquerias Magazine (See more versions on Instagram @HelenOppenheim)
Now, new technology, techniques combined with knowledge of the craft, have made it possible to recreate flowers in beautiful patterns printed on the hair, just as couturiers created flowers and animals on fabrics, dresses, walls and tapestries in past eras, especially the XVIII Century. Ferrer has said he was “influenced by Modernism, Cubism, Surrealism and a world of infinite possibilities for the future has opened up.
Hair: Alexis Ferrer, Barcelona/Wella Professionals … Makeup: Mary Torres … Model: Emma Fuhrmann … Photo: Rafa Andreau
CommentSurreal Chignons Man Ray-Inspired – 2009
Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
Fashion Designer Catherine Malandrino was inspired by Man Ray’s “The Net” photo, 1931, by Schiaparelli and the Surrealists of the ’30s for her Fall 2009 New York Fashion Week Show. Odile Gilbert interpreted with amazing hairstyles, perfect to go with the amazing Malandrino surreal dresses, jewelry, bags. To see all the hair, makeup and all the surreal fashions, click Albums 2 and 3 on this page:
Hair: Odile Gilbert for Wella/Sebastian … Hair Color: Eva Scrivo and The Wella Professionals Team … Makeup: Tom Pecheux for MAC … Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
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