There was a tough, sharp edge to the minimalistic dos that have been so prevalent on the catwalks of New York, London, Milan and now Paris.
The styles combined a smooth finish on the crown with a feathery ponytail. This is a trend that Efi Davies, TONI&GUY international artistic director, recently predicted would be big in 2010, having seen the dual-textured finish at London Fashion Week.
Stylist Eugene Souleiman told Allure magazine that he misted the front and sides of the hair with a styling spray, which women can use natural hair styling products for if they prefer. Next, he created a diagonal side parting that curved around the head.
He then smoothed the top and sides of the hair and put it into a low ponytail, which he fluffed with a brush to make it airy and wispy. The style was then set in place with hairspray.
'This is a classic shape, but what makes it different is the contrast of the front being very shiny and chic and the ponytail being wild and raw,' he told the magazine.
The styles combined a smooth finish on the crown with a feathery ponytail. This is a trend that Efi Davies, TONI&GUY international artistic director, recently predicted would be big in 2010, having seen the dual-textured finish at London Fashion Week.
Stylist Eugene Souleiman told Allure magazine that he misted the front and sides of the hair with a styling spray, which women can use natural hair styling products for if they prefer. Next, he created a diagonal side parting that curved around the head.
He then smoothed the top and sides of the hair and put it into a low ponytail, which he fluffed with a brush to make it airy and wispy. The style was then set in place with hairspray.
'This is a classic shape, but what makes it different is the contrast of the front being very shiny and chic and the ponytail being wild and raw,' he told the magazine.
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