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RUNWAY TRENDS<br />

Eudon Choi<br />

P O N Y<br />

CLUB<br />

THE FIRST RULE of pony club: go low or go<br />

home – as anything above the occipital bone<br />

means instant disqualification, if the catwalks<br />

were anything to go by. Clean and simple was<br />

the order of the day at the majority of shows,<br />

with some individual nuances thrown in to<br />

lend a bit of character. At Miu Miu, Guido<br />

added a black elastic headband and teased the<br />

crown in a nod to the mod; “I’ve blown all the<br />

girls’ hairlines out and pulled their hair up into<br />

a ponytail,” he explained backstage. “It’s really a<br />

’90s take on the ’60s with a clean ponytail and<br />

a teased crown for added height.” Meanwhile,<br />

over at Sacai, he made a simple ‘wash and go’<br />

pony; folded under itself to show off the clothes<br />

as well as employing a little Redken Wind<br />

Blown 05 to texturise and add hold. Over at<br />

Erdem, Anthony Turner drenched the hair in<br />

L’Oréal Professionnel’s Tecni.ART Full Volume<br />

Extra Mousse before drying and tonging into<br />

‘40s-style twists, while Neville’s Stephen Low for<br />

L’Oréal Professionnel kept things super-simple<br />

at Eudon Choi for his ‘effortless’ down-dos. An<br />

exception to the low pony rule, but fabulous<br />

enough to warrant a mention, was the Ariana<br />

Grande-inspired ponytail at Paul Costelloe by<br />

Toni&Guy’s Cos Sakkas, achieved with lashings<br />

of hairspray then dried in for a super-smooth<br />

finish. Tally-ho!<br />

Paul Costelloe<br />

Erdem<br />

Sacai<br />

GET THE LOOK<br />

EUDON CHOI S/<strong>S18</strong><br />

Miu Miu<br />

Loewe<br />

Prada<br />

HAIR: Stephen Low from Neville<br />

Hair & Beauty for L’Oréal Professionnel<br />

THE LOOK: Soft, cool and modern<br />

HOW: The hair was prepped with<br />

Tecni.ART Pli at the roots and blasted<br />

dry before a small tong was used<br />

around the hairline to encourage<br />

gentle movement and texture. Hair<br />

was gathered into a ponytail at the<br />

occipital bone, leaving the elastic<br />

exposed for a modern nod. The roots<br />

and lengths of the ponytail were<br />

dusted with Tecni.ART Super Dust for<br />

a raw finish, juxtaposed with sides that<br />

were pulled and pinned tight. Infinium<br />

was misted for barely-there hold.<br />

Getting the balance right between<br />

care-free and effortless, and messy and<br />

no effort, is a fine line – it’s all about<br />

purposeful texture.<br />

Spring/Summer 2018 RUNWAY 17

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