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2013 Met Gala: Hairstyles How To - Miley Cyrus' Spikes by Oribe
Oribe helped Miley Cyrus embrace the punk theme of the 2013 Met Gala with spiked hair inspired by Billy Idol. “Her look was fearless, effortless, young and fantastic,” he said.Get the Look:1.       Flat iron dry hair with Oribe Original Pomade.2.       Spray Oribe Dry at the roots for lift.3.       Use hands to form spiked peaks in the hair.4.       Slick the sides back with Oribe Sculpting Cream.

“It’s mom’s last lick of the hand to her son’s hair before he takes his school picture... it’s fake organization,” said Holli Smith, lead stylist for Oribe Hair Care, when describing the look for Perry Ellis. Indeed there was something very boyish and relatable about the side-parted hair that was swept off the face with Maximista and finished with Dry Texturizing Spray.

Secret agents from the 1950's were the inspiration behind David Hart’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection. Hart delivered a selection of smart suits, classic knits and expertly tailored evening wear worthy of any international man of mystery, and of course, a dapper spy can’t be seen without his signature hair. “The collection is very tailored with lots of texture, so David wanted the model’s hair to be combed back and sleek,” said lead stylist Kien Hoang for Oribe Hair Care.

Hairstyles How To: Jennifer Lawrence's 2013 Golden Globes Look
Celebrity Stylist Mark Townsend shares how he created Jennifer Lawrence's amazing updo at the 2013 Golden Globes Mark Townsend created Jennifer Lawrence's beautiful updo for the 2013 Golden Globes to complement her gown. "When I saw Jennifer's Dior Couture gown, I immediately knew I wanted to pull her hair up to accentuate the silhouette of the dress," he says. Using Oribe and Dove products, Townsend gives us the low-down on how you can re-create the look. Get the look:

Hair News: Oribe Announces Holiday Hair Video Contest Winners
This holiday season, Oribe asked its network of stylists to create a festive look and show others how to achieve it on camera. Our Holiday Hair Video Contest was a huge success, with stylists from salons all over the US and Canada sending in submissions that were creative, entertaining and educational.

Beauty Products: Holiday Gift Guide
Looking for the perfect holiday gifts for your family, friends and clients?  Check out our holiday gift guide! [pagebreak]

The Doves host an educational event with the Oribe team. Sonya and Christopher Dove share how to create the looks from their collection inspired by Studio 54 hair. Some of the iconic looks presented include hairstyles influenced by Edie Sedgwick, Bianca Jagger and Jerry Hall. The Oribe team joins the Doves to offer tips to creating looks inspired by Hollywood glamour. Hear what the Doves have to say about hosting their educational seminar with the Oribe team:

Hair Education: Behind the Scenes at Oribe Unplugged
Stylists from around the country came together in New York City on September 17, 18 and 19, 2012, for a series of one-day workshops with Oribe. The intimate, 20-student classes allowed stylists to get up close and personal with their icon, learning from him and getting his feedback on their own work. “This was an incredible educational experience,” Oribe said. “Because the classes were so intimate, I really got a chance to work with and get to know everyone. Teaching others is what helps me learn—I’m getting as much as I’m giving, plus, I’m having fun!”

ICA 2012: Oribe Talks Gatsby Hair Styles
Beauty Launchpad's Alyson Osterman-Kerr talks to Oribe about judging the Gatsby hair styles contest.

Hairstyles How To: Heidi Klum at the Emmys
Runway (and Project Runway) queen Heidi Klum is used to turning heads on the red carpet, and her appearance at the Emmy Awards was no exception. Klum, who was nominated for Project Runway, exuded Old Hollywood elegance with her flowy seafoam gown and soft, shiny waves. “I was inspired by French fashion photographer Guy Bourdin, whose models always looked so glamorous,” Oribe says. “This look is new for Heidi because it is so soft and easy.” Q & A WITH ORIBE:

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