The fuzzy chignon at Anthony Vaccarello
Anthony Vaccarello
wanted something young, something with a little punk attitude and
something
with a touch of sexiness to bring some heightened sensuality
to this season’s slightly more severe
looks.
A slightly
disheveled morning-after-the-night-before chignon.
To create the look, start by pulling hair into a high pony tail, before twisting it
into a
relaxed chignon complete with loose strands to frame the face
for a carefree look.
The slicked back and glossy at Alexis Mabille
Showcasingg her talent for executing precise, pulled-together looks, for this season’s Alexis Mabille
show, Odile Gilbert went for smooth and sleek. Hair was steamed straight, divided into two partings,
pulled back into
Mabille’s signature ribbon and then twisted into a loose half pony tail.
The result was a stylish avant-garde look tempered with femininity.
The urban bombé at Rabih Kayrouz
For the Rabih Kayrouz show, Delphine Courteille wanted to create the impression that the models
had done their own hair. "Rabih Kayrouz
had imagined a petite 1960s girl, but with a messy Brit girl
edge" she
explained. To begin with, she made a defined center parting, before
spraying the hair from
root to tip on both sides to give a glossy touch.
She then backcombed all the hair at the back of the
head for noticeable
volume.
The resulting catwalk effect is a roughed-up ponytail, with
delicately loose strands.
The straight and sleek at Léonard
The idea behind the hairstyling at Léonard was to create geometric lines in-keeping with the
structured form of the collection, successfully achieved by Damien Boissinot,
who created a
perfectly straight hairstyle. A low parting combined with
long hair and a sweeping side fringe,
resulted in an extremely glossy
hairstyle with maximum shine
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