Photos: Lorraine Sylvestre … Collage helenoppenheim.com
These images are from the Soft Cubism Collection. The hair was designed by Graham Wren, Vidal Sassoon, NY in 1979. The softened versatile bi-level asymmetric fringes are shown here with the hair pulled back and the look was created from a bob, with no hard edges, soft.
Hair trends can be influenced by many things and art influenced this Soft Cubism collection. The circle, the square and the triangle were all featured. But softened. There were no hard edges, all corners and points were – rounded. Soft. For more versions and info, go to HairThen, Vidal Sassoon on www.helenoppenheim.com
Soft Cubism graphic by Avram, Vidal Sassoon NY, 1979 … Hair: Graham Wren, Vidal Sassoon, NY, 1979 … Makeup: Ted Nadel …Model: Suzie Kozak … Photos: Lorraine Sylvestre.
Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim, then Creative Director, Vidal Sassoon Salons USA/Canada (and PR Director.)
Lori dear, you never cease to inspire me with your appreciation of what we all achieved with hairstyles from way back then that haven’t dated. If you read under each photo on the album, there’s even more to amaze!!! I am very proud of all of us. Thank you.
Helen, You never Cease to Amaze Me. The Cubism Collection is Fantastic. 1979, 34 Years ago. Graham Wren. I feel his work Has gone Full Circle. His Hair Designs I feel are Today’s Trademark. I only Wish Hairdressers who want to Grab on to Success would Take that risk and Change the way They do Hair. Your constant influence, Shines in this Collection.