NYFW Hair: Rolled Up-dos by Antonio Corral Calero for Moroccanoil at DELPOZO

Feb 13th, 2014

The DELPOZO Fall/Winter 2014 collection at New York Fashion Week was inspired by the geometric post-cubist art of Duilio Bernabé and the futuristic 1960’s novel, Logans Run.

Drawing from these elements, stylist Antonio Corral Calero, Moroccanoil Artistic Director, created elegant, futuristic looking, rolled up-dos for the show. “The hair is beautiful, strong and dramatic,” said Calero, “and was inspired by the designer’s vision of Italian artist Duilio Barnabé. The looks are smooth, sleek, asymmetrical and highlight pure, rounded geometrical form."

Get the Look:
1. “I started by applying Moroccanoil Treatment (or Moroccanoil Treatment Light for models with light or fine hair) to condition and smooth.”

2. “After making a deep side part (on the left), I brushed hair to the side and sprayed Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray Strong to make the hair sleek and prevent fly-aways.”

3. “I continued with a right diagonal part from crown to nape, brushed and again sprayed the hair with Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray Strong.”

4. “Next, I tied a ponytail at the nape on the right, and then made another part mid-head and toward the ear on the left, creating another ponytail above the first. I brought this second pony down and tied it mid-tail with the one below at the nape.”

5. “I pulled the original ponytail (on the right) horizontally over to the one on the left, and tied it mid-tail at the nape.”

6. “Finally, I divided this unified left-sided ponytail into two parts. I twisted and looped the first part of the pony in and around below the top left pony, to create a rounded, vertical tube-like effect, and pinned. I then twisted and looped the remaining part of the pony around the section mid-nape and pinned.”

7. “I finished the look with Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray.”