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Erdem THE TRENDS FROM HI-SHINE TO EQUINE, THEY’RE THE LOOKS THAT WORK JUST AS WELL OFF THE CATWALKS AS ON. CASSIE STEER REPORTS... 16 RUNWAY Spring/Summer 2018
RUNWAY TRENDS Eudon Choi P O N Y CLUB THE FIRST RULE of pony club: go low or go home – as anything above the occipital bone means instant disqualification, if the catwalks were anything to go by. Clean and simple was the order of the day at the majority of shows, with some individual nuances thrown in to lend a bit of character. At Miu Miu, Guido added a black elastic headband and teased the crown in a nod to the mod; “I’ve blown all the girls’ hairlines out and pulled their hair up into a ponytail,” he explained backstage. “It’s really a ’90s take on the ’60s with a clean ponytail and a teased crown for added height.” Meanwhile, over at Sacai, he made a simple ‘wash and go’ pony; folded under itself to show off the clothes as well as employing a little Redken Wind Blown 05 to texturise and add hold. Over at Erdem, Anthony Turner drenched the hair in L’Oréal Professionnel’s Tecni.ART Full Volume Extra Mousse before drying and tonging into ‘40s-style twists, while Neville’s Stephen Low for L’Oréal Professionnel kept things super-simple at Eudon Choi for his ‘effortless’ down-dos. An exception to the low pony rule, but fabulous enough to warrant a mention, was the Ariana Grande-inspired ponytail at Paul Costelloe by Toni&Guy’s Cos Sakkas, achieved with lashings of hairspray then dried in for a super-smooth finish. Tally-ho! Paul Costelloe Erdem Sacai GET THE LOOK EUDON CHOI S/<strong>S18</strong> Miu Miu Loewe Prada HAIR: Stephen Low from Neville Hair & Beauty for L’Oréal Professionnel THE LOOK: Soft, cool and modern HOW: The hair was prepped with Tecni.ART Pli at the roots and blasted dry before a small tong was used around the hairline to encourage gentle movement and texture. Hair was gathered into a ponytail at the occipital bone, leaving the elastic exposed for a modern nod. The roots and lengths of the ponytail were dusted with Tecni.ART Super Dust for a raw finish, juxtaposed with sides that were pulled and pinned tight. Infinium was misted for barely-there hold. Getting the balance right between care-free and effortless, and messy and no effort, is a fine line – it’s all about purposeful texture. Spring/Summer 2018 RUNWAY 17
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