Showing posts with label Fall 2011 trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall 2011 trends. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Great Hair Everyday, 7 Styling Ideas for Fall

Sunday
This lazy Sunday look is completely effortless and cool. Roll out of bed, moisturize your hair with a touch of amika Obliphica Oil Treatment and tie it into a loose, low pony tail like this one at Alexander Wang.




Monday
Get your week off to a strong start with a sleek straight look like at Versace. Straighten your hair with the amika 100% Ceramic Styler. It will add shine and moisture to give you a runway look at home in half the time.



Tuesday
No need to rewash your hair on Tuesday morning. Start with straight hair, part at the center and twist the front pieces away from your face, to mimic this cute look from Alice & Olivia. Secure hair with an elastic. To add shine, smooth over the twists with a touch of amika Obliphica Finishing Shine Spray.



Wednesday
It is hump day so wear some fun curls to keep you motivated through the week. They are easy to achieve with our Triple Barrel Curler.



Thursday
The curls from yesterday gave you some nice texture add a little amika Obliphica Leave In Cream to revive your locks and weave your hair in to a sexy, loose braid like at Lanvin.



Friday
It has been a long week! On Friday morning you need a quick hairstyle that will take you from day to night. Fresh from the shower slick hair into a high bun. Wrap a few clips of amika Natural Finish Extensions around it to create a thick, dramatic bun like this one from Donna Karan. Out the door you go.



Saturday
You probably have fun events with friends planned for Saturday so take a little time to blow out your hair and use the amika Touramline Clip Free Curler to create loose beachy, waves. This look from Tracy Reese is casual and beautiful, perfect for the weekend.



Photo via Style.com

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Milan Fashion Week Recap

Paris Fashion Week begins today. In case you slept on Milan, here are a few of our favorite hair looks from Milan Fashion Week.



Jil Sander
The hair at Jil Sander was 60's inspired and sweet. The side-parted chignons, designed by lead hair stylist Guido Palau, had the structure of a wig wrap with a really beautiful, glossy finish.



Prada
At Prada, Guido did it again. Palau segmented the hair at the brows and gathered it into a low ponytail at the back of the head. He pulled out small pieces by the ears. The look was both young and sophisticated.



Dolce & Gabbana
For Fall 2011, the masculine feminine theme resurfaced in the Dolce & Gabanna collection. There were two hair looks for the models: a simple center part for the girls, and a voluminous side swept bang for the "boys," a textured version of the iconic hair of La Roux front woman Elly Jackson.

Click here for a recap of the runway fashion at Milan Fashion Week from Elle.com.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Hair Trends for Fall 2011 from New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week only ended last week. Is it too early to talk about trends? Maybe... but we did see some interesting ideas emerging on the New York runways.

Rodarte, Y3
Coming Undone
Rodarte's prairie girls were a favorite on Twitter. The hair was side-swept, slightly messy and incorporated a mini fishtail braid.

Models at Y-3 sported thick french braids that were woven loosely and imperfectly.

Michael Kors, J. Mendel

Relaxed Glamour
For Michael Kors' 30th anniversary show, Orlando Pita, inspired by the 90's, pulled hair back into an effortless side bun. He said it was meant to look as if "a girl had done it herself."

At J. Mendel the hair, pulled back with a center part, was simply elegant.

Marchesa, VPL
Photos: Style.com

Statement Chignon
The look at Marchesa was romantic and edgy, the hair erupted into a voluminous textured chignon at the back.

VPL hair stylist Recine re-imagined the chignon into an origami form. The hair was folded intricately, quite like the clothing in the collection, creating a silhouette with impact.

Watch backstage video from the VPL show on our Youtube channel and learn how to get the look from the show.