For her Fall/Winter 2014 collection, Harare designer Caroline Fuss showed a playful collection of feminine silhouettes, layered knits and bold printed textiles in warm jewel tones that could be easily worn by any modern girl. The quirkiness and ease of the clothes was echoed in the hair look created by lead stylist and Oribe Educator Adam Livermore. “The look is not very done or glamorous; it’s just easy, a little bit grungy even,” Adam said.
Oribe products were used to enhance the texture of each model’s hair so that it had a slight wave, with lots of fly-aways around the crown. “Some of the models will have loopy ponytails like girls wear day to day, and the others remain down and loose,” explained Adam. For a final touch, Adam sprayed the crown of each model’s head with a white powder spray to mimic a design element in a few of the garments.
Get the Look:
1. Wet hair down with Oribe Foundation Mist so it’s slightly damp. Run a small amount of Oribe Crème for Style through hair.
2. Use hands and a blow dryer to work in the product and enhance natural texture of hair.
3. Once hair is dry, layer Oribe Thick Dry Finishing Spray and Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray on hair to create piecey separation in the lengths and volume at the roots. Rough up hair with fingers at the roots to create soft fuzziness on the top of the head.
4. For an added touch, spray the crown with a white powder spray.
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[Images courtesy of Oribe]
