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CONTENTS SPRING/SUMMER 2019 06 TOP FIVE MOMENTS The best that the S/S19 runways had to offer 16 THE TRENDS The season’s most sought-after hair looks 22 HOW HAIR HAPPENS We break down the looks from three key shows 30 RE:CREATE Bite-sized trends to whet your fashion appetite 34 JOSH WOOD The iconic colourist talks about the incredible feats involved at Marc Jacobs 36 TINA OUTEN How to enjoy backstage and make great hair happen 38 GUIDO PALAU Why the styling legend came back to London this season 44 FASHION IN MOTION Johanna Cree Brown braids big with Carla Fernández 46 BRUSH UP We talk to the big-hitters about a styling skills shortage Cover image: Roksanda, hair by James Pecis for L’Oréal Professionnel 04 SPRING/SUMMER 2019 RUNWAY
EDITOR’S LETTER EDITOR’S LETTER …And S/S19 is officially a wrap, dear Runway readers! Quite literally in fact, from Korean rappers storming the catwalk at Chocolab (turn to That Was The Season on page 14 to find out more) to the beautiful silk scarf wraps at Dolce & Gabbana (see The Trends from page 16). So now to reflect on what a season it’s been – when it comes to seriously chic fashion credentials, London is often dismissed as the kooky little sister to fashion week’s heavyweights (Paris, we’re looking at you). So it was rather satisfying to see it take centre stage. Showcasing debut collections from Alexa Chung as well as welcoming Riccardo Tisci to the Burberry fold (see Top Five Moments from page 6) our capital city did us proud – no coincidence then that Guido Palau decided to make a lengthy return to London (see page 38). We’ve also caught up with the King of Colour, Josh Wood (page 34) and runway ray of light, Tina Outen (page 36) for more backstage action from the leads. But Runway is as much about you guys as it is our Fashion Week favourites, so we also explore the way that lead hair stylists and designers are coupled up for collaborations at On|Off (page 40), as well as looking at how session styling and working backstage can help boost skills back in the salon (see page 46). Feeling inspired? We’ve only just begun… Cassie Steer Runway guest editor Beauty editor Editor in chief: Amanda Nottage Art: Graeme White Chief sub editor: Adam Wood Contributors: Deborah Murtha, Anna Samson Publisher: Catherine Handcock RUNWAY, 21 THE TIMBERYARD, DRYSDALE STREET, LONDON N1 6ND T: 020 7324 7540 E: enquiries@alfol.co.uk Runway is published twice a year by Alfol Ltd. CreativeHEAD is a registered trademark. No part of this magazine may be reproduced without prior permission of the publisher. All information correct at the time of going to press RUNWAY SPRING/SUMMER 2019 05
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