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hair trend: SIDE PARTS

Diposting oleh good reading on Minggu, 01 April 2012

Fall 2012 Hairstyle Trend: The Side Part

Regardless of hair texture and length, or whether worn with a ponytail or wispy bangs, side parts

are the latest look for Autumn!

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autumn / winter trend: THE BUN

Diposting oleh good reading on Minggu, 11 Maret 2012

ONE OF THE BIGGEST TRENDS ON THE AUTUMN / WINTER 2012 CATWALK WAS THE BUN...

If you want to feel ladylike, this is the perfect 'do for you. From loose, romantic buns (Dolce & Gabbana) and messy knots to chic chignons (Rochas) and glamorous twists, the fall/winter 2011-2012 season seems to be all about updos. For a Chanel knot, start by parting your hair to the side and make a loose pony. Next, roll up and pin in place below the ear.

Old Hollywood was also spotted in the Badgley Mischka collection. In fact, the 1940s and 1950s, as well as classic films such as 'All About Eve' and 'The Women' were the designer's main sources of inspiration. Therefore, hairstyles followed the same note of classiness and drama, a deep side parting with hair twisted on both sides combined together at the back in a simple bun.

At Luca Luca and Carolina Herrera buns were sexy and refined. Absolutely adorable are the sophisticated looks that have a dressed and polished aspect. First, it was the circular bun with French pins placed into the sides at Luca Luca.

Then, it was the chic horizontal bun at Herrera with a sleek, low part and hair swept across the side of the face and folded back.

However you style your bun, it's the ultimate go-to glamour style for a quick hair fix.

{Pics: Become Gorgeous}

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hair trend: SCARVES

Diposting oleh good reading on Minggu, 04 Desember 2011

HOW DIVINE IS THIS LOOK FOR SUMMER?

{And a great way to protect your hair at the beach!}

To diy: First style your hair into a messy top knot. Then, fold a brightly coloured square scarf (minimum 70x70cm) into a triangle. Starting with the tip of the triangle, fold the tip and 10cm of the fabric down so the scarf is in the shape of a trapezium. Continue folding the scarf until you have a long, narrow band. Place the centre of the scarf at the nape of the neck and bring both ends to the top of the head. Holding both ends with one hand, pin the scarf in place behind both ears using contoured bobby pins the same colour as your hair. Once pinned, cross the ends of the scarf over and wind them back to the nape of the neck.

For smaller scarves, tightly double knot the ends then tuck them under the headscarf. For larger scarves, bring then ends back to the forehead then knot and tuck.

{Source: Vogue}

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