New York based designer Jennifer Behr sculpts ostrich feathers into headware for a fresh twist on her Violette face Veils for spring. A smooth pulled back look goes best with this accessory. Hair by Robert Vetica!Sunday, March 6, 2011
Wrap it up
New York based designer Jennifer Behr sculpts ostrich feathers into headware for a fresh twist on her Violette face Veils for spring. A smooth pulled back look goes best with this accessory. Hair by Robert Vetica!Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Blonde Bombshell
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
RIDE THE WAVE
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Chromatic Mum-E

With dream defying color drama, these Mummy Dearests display polychromatic vibrancy that transcends the ages. Jake Thompson fuses shocking neons with tonally compatible pastels and combines them with frothy, airy textures that echo the ghostly trails of the models' wraps. These are certainly tombs wiht a view- a view of beauty preserved for eternity.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Red Hot

Red heads are embracing the Ombre!! Just a hint of blonde on the ends is a sexy new statement that will add some flare to the fiery red heads! This look can be created very simply by dipping a fine tooth comb into beach and 20 volume, and combing the ends where you want the highlights to be placed, watch the color until you achieve the desired tone and wash. SIMPLY A BRIGHT IDEA !!
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Long and Strong
As the Vietnam War progressed, so did those against it. Shaggy hair became the trend, which was radically long. Men began to wear long hair; John Lennon of the Beatles grew his hair past his shoulders. The style was effortless, no products, no perfection. Hair was grown out, frizzy, long, curly, straight, or ratty. Non hippies also grew their hair long to follow the trend. The trend never totally left the scene but is most recently has made a major comeback with guys of all ages.
OLD SCHOOL TO NEW SCHOOL
OLD SCHOOL TO NEW SCHOOL
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