Runway S/S20

TRENDS
Coach
Chloé
Givenchy
BLOWN AWAY
THERE WAS SOMETHING of a return to altogether more
high maintenance #juststeppedoutofasalon ’dos this season.
Central to the trend was of course the classic blow-out. Forget
‘carefree’, this is a woman who cares. A lot. And she’s got time
on her hands to hone her unequivocal aesthetic, that aesthetic
being one of unashamed luxury. “The hair is rich, glamorous
and dream-like, which perfectly compliments the Valentino
woman,” explained Redken’s Guido. Over at Coach there was
the hint of a well-heeled Sloane as Guido added in a big, bouncy
quiff to his blow-dry. Meanwhile, pushing the sumptuous texture
by Guido that was seen at shows like Ralph Lauren and Chloé a
little further, Tina Outen for L’Oréal Professionnel decided to
open up the face and reveal the models’ features by sweeping
the hair back at Rejina Pyo. “She’s quirky, intellectual,
expensive and put together so I’m focusing on the hairline to
give her a distinct personality,” she revealed. But it was
Jack Merrick-Thirlway’s take on the trend that we really put
our money behind. Stepping out from the Neville Hair & Beauty
salon to take the backstage helm at Jimmy Paul for L’Oréal
Professionnel he set about creating Hello Kitty meets Brigitte
Bardot beehives.
Valentino
Ralph Lauren
HAIR Guido for Redken
THE LOOK Tomboyish flair with
a well placed Coach barrette
HOW A 10p-sized amount of
Redken Extreme Play Safe was
applied to lengths and ends, the front
was dried with a round brush,
leaving it smooth, then blow-dried
Valentino
GET THE LOOK – COACH
Rejina Pyo
from right to left for lift. Hair was
side-parted in the opposite direction
to create added volume. The front
two-inch section was twisted back
towards the ear, separating during
styling for volume and secured above
the ear with a barrette, before being
finished with Redken Triple Dry 15.
Sacai
RUNWAY
SPRING/SUMMER 2020
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