Oribe Hair Care went backstage at New York Men's Day Fall/Winter 2015 to help create the looks for an array of presentations. See the styles and get the how-tos below!
Lucio Castrolat to the head,” Eschbach said. “It’s supposed to look a day or two old.”
Get the Look:
1. Wet the hair with Foundation Mist, then work Crème for Style through the hair. Blow-dry on low pressure and low heat to flatten the hair.
2. Use a little Après Beach Wave and Shine Spray to add some grit.
Click through to see more styles from Men's Day F/W 2015! [pagebreak]
Cadet who extended that feeling to the hair, which was relaxed, effortless and youthful. “The hair looks like the guy did it himself.”
Get the Look:
1. Wet the hair with Foundation Mist, then apply Crème for Style from the base through to the ends.
2. Lightly mist the hair with Royal Blowout Heat Styling Spray and blow-dry with a vent brush to enhance the texture. [pagebreak]
David Hart
Southwest, Western and Aztec inspirations with a refined finish. The models, styled by lead hairstylist Kien Hoang, were supposed to look rugged, a different approach than the usual tailored looks he’s created for the designer in the past. “The guys were supposed to look like they were working all day at the ranch,” Hoang explained. “Their hair was a little greasy.”
Get the Look:
1. Use Foundation Mist to reawaken the hair.
2. Apply Sculpting Cream to your fingers and run through the hair, playing with its natural texture and movement. “The style should look natural but purposeful,” Hoang noted.
3. Add Après Beach Wave and Shine Spray for a little greasiness and texture and Dry Texturizing Spray at the roots for lift and separation.
4. For longer hair, create loose braids and tie them with leather cords. [pagebreak]
Garcia Velez,” he said. “I looked at what the hair wanted to do naturally and accentuated that.”
Get the Look:
1. Use Foundation Mist to wet down the hair, then rub Crème for Style through your hands and apply it to the hair.
2. Add Dry Texturizing Spray where needed for more texture and separation. [pagebreak]
Fingers Crossed
br>1. Saturate the hair with Foundation Mist.
2. Apply Gel Sérum and Royal Blowout through the hair section by section, starting at the nape and using your palms to work the product in, for a wet, glossy finish. [pagebreak]
Ernest Alexander
with an effortless, touchable look that had shine at the base but was matte through the ends. “It purposely looks slept-in,” Ceja-Compin said. “The models needed to be able to run their hands through it while they were standing for the presentation.”
Get the Look:
1. Spray Thick Dry Finishing Spray throughout the hair to add texture and separation.
2. Apply Smooth Style Serum at the ends to keep them cohesive and tame fly-aways with soft hold.
3. Use Rough Luxury Soft to wake up the roots. [pagebreak]
Chapter
e complemented Chapter’s Fall 2015 collection of all-black and minimal ensembles.
Get the Look:
1. Dampen the hair with Foundation Mist and apply Smooth Style Serum, especially at the roots and mid-shafts of the hair.
2. Use Rough Luxury Molding Wax on the ends for separation and texture.
3. Brush through the lengths of the hair with a paddle brush. [pagebreak]
Hickey Freeman. “The texture for the hair was more on the dry side,” explained Orozco. “For a few of the models, we worked with their natural texture and the way it grows.”
Get the Look:
1. Apply Foundation Mist on dry hair.
2. Use Sculpting Cream for grit and a dry finish.
3. Style the hair using Rough Luxury Molding Wax.
4. Finish with Dry Texturizing Spray to accent pieces of the hair. [pagebreak]
Carlos Camposp,” said Eschbach, who also noticed a running trend with haircuts at New York Men’s Day. “I find that all of them have this sort of look with overgrown haircuts. As opposed to undercuts that are tight on the sides and back, these are proper cuts that are grown out and shaggy.”
Get the Look:
1. Prep the hair with Foundation Mist.
2. Use Sculpting Cream to style the hair for a matte finish. Use your hands to encourage the hair’s natural wave.
3. Use a flatiron to accent pieces of the hair.
4. Finish with Dry Texturizing Spray. [pagebreak]
Timo WeilandDan Nguyen created a modern-day version of a 1950s look while adding a hint of texture. “We didn’t want to be too literal with the hair from the book,” said Nguyen. “The hair was young and boyish, knotty and slept-in.”
Get the Look:
1. Apply Dry Texturizing Spray all over the hair.
2. Use Rough Luxury Soft Molding Paste to style the hair.
3. Set pieces of the hair with clips at the roots for texture and a little kink.
4. Finish the look with Smooth Style Serum and Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray. [pagebreak]
Gents
wanted to emphasize the hairline and sideburns, making sure they’re clean and natural,” explained Nguyen.
Get the Look:
1. Use Foundation Mist to prep and moisturize the hair.
2. Style the hair with Crème for Style for control without weighing it down.
3. Finish the look with Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray for hold. [pagebreak]
J.Lindebergodel was cast for his own personal style, which Hoang elevated and enhanced by using Foundation Mist to prep their hair and Balm d’Or Heat Styling Shield on the ends for those with longer hair. Depending on the hair’s texture, Dry Texturizing Spray or Soft Dry Conditioner Spray was applied at the base.
[All images courtesy of Oribe]
New York Men's Day Fall/Winter 2015: Backstage with Oribe
Mar 2nd, 2015
