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GHD has unveiled its new hairdryer brush, the Duet Blowdry, which uses wet-to-dry technology to dry and style hair without heat damage. The tool utilizes heat and air to create volume, reduce frizz, and leave hair shiny. GHD's previous wet-to-dry tool, the Duet Style straightener, has been successful, and the company hopes to build on this success with the Duet Blowdry. The tool will be available for purchase through GHD's website, professional salons, and select stores. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the costume, hair, makeup, and production design in Sofia Coppola's film "Priscilla," which follows the transformation of the character from a young girl to a liberated woman. The production team created different looks to depict the various stages of the character's life, from her time as a schoolgirl in Germany to her marriage to Elvis Presley and her eventual independence. The article also mentions the efforts made to recreate the iconic Graceland mansion and the significance of fashion trends in representing the character's empowerment. The film concludes with the character embracing a new chapter in her life, symbolized by a simpler and more natural appearance. [Extracted from the article]

Rei Kawakubo's Comme des Garçons Homme Plus show showcased dressy and occasionally sparkly fabrics, with a mix of pink and black and wondrous embellishments. The menswear collection featured tailored suits and coats with layers of crisp white tulle, as well as lustrous satins, velvets, and whimsical hairstyles. The show culminated in colorful metallic brocades, glossy raincoats, and tulle jackets and coats stuffed with cascading folds of colorful fabrics. The collection brought a festive feeling and received applause from the audience. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the beauty and grooming trends seen on the men's Milan runways during Fashion Week. Prada showcased a corporate-versus-nature theme, with makeup reflecting LED-lit interior lives and hairstyles evoking outdoor activities. Fendi drew inspiration from the English royal family, creating flushed looks and using references of the aristocracy for hairstyles. Dsquared2 explored the relationship between life in nature and a glamorous one on the dance floor, while MSGM celebrated imperfection with disheveled hairdos. The article provides a glimpse into the diverse beauty and grooming trends showcased during Milan Men's Fashion Week. [Extracted from the article]

Idris Balogun's collection at The Collections Paris was inspired by the jazz poet, trumpeter, and painter Ted Joans and his Beat Generation friends. The collection had a downtown New York vibe from 1955, featuring a mix of tailored pieces and jazzy sportswear. Balogun chose to show the collection at the American Library to encourage people to visit and explore its extensive fashion archive. The models showcased boxy double-breasted suits with bohemian twists, layering colorful knits or Breton tops underneath and pairing them with big furry hats or exaggerated hairstyles. The collection celebrated counterculture and received praise for its fresh and lighthearted approach. [Extracted from the article]

Dyson, known for its innovative vacuums, has made a name for itself in the beauty industry with its hair tools. The company entered the hair space with the goal of solving problems in the industry, such as bulky, loud, and damaging hair dryers. Dyson's first hair product was the Supersonic hair dryer, followed by the Corrale straightening tool. The Corrale uses flexing plate technology to reduce hair damage. Dyson then launched the Airstrait, a straightening tool that allows users to achieve a straight hair look from wet to dry without heat damage. Both tools prioritize hair health and offer different styling options. Dyson's hair tools require users to relearn how to style their hair, including using lower heat settings and going slow and steady when using the tools. [Extracted from the article]

Roblox, the gaming developer, has experienced a 38 percent growth in revenue this past quarter, thanks to the fashion metaverse. A recent survey of 1,500 Gen Z members in the U.S. and U.K. who are active on platforms like Roblox revealed that 84 percent of respondents acknowledged that their avatar style inspires their physical style to some degree. Even older Gen Z respondents felt the same way. Roblox has been actively working with fashion houses and releasing updates to enhance the virtual fashion experience, resulting in impressive sales and revenue numbers. The survey also found that digital fashion is important to users, with many considering buying physical products from brands after trying them in the virtual world. The report also highlights the growing interest in avatar makeup and hairstyles on Roblox. Overall, the report demonstrates the increasing significance of digital fashion and its impact on self-expression in immersive experiences. [Extracted from the article]

The spirit of Frida Kahlo seems to gaze out of the images of Dior's latest campaign, out Saturday, as if from the Mexican artist's self-portraits. The label's latest campaign showcases its Kahlo-inspired cruise collection, which was unveiled in May at the Colegio de San ldefonso in Mexico City -- where the feminist artist met Diego Rivera when she was a high school student. The designs featured highlight the dialog created in the collection itself between Dior's workshops and Mexican artisans, with whom Chiuri worked for her latest cruise offering. [Extracted from the article]

The family's matriarch KrisJenner and her daughters KimKardashian, KourtneyKardashian, Khloé Kardashian,Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jennermade their way up the stairs ofthe coveted fundraising benefitheld at the Museum ofMetropolitan Art on Mondaynight. Fashion Scoops For the first time, the wholeKardashian-Jenner family made itto the Met Gala. In the past, only Kris Jenner,Kim Kardashian, Kendall and KylieJenner have been invited to theMet Gala. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the works of hairstyle team, led by hairstylists Barry Lee Moe and Erica Adams, in transforming actors Lily James and Sebastian Stan into model and actress Pamela Anderson and Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee in the limited series "Pam & Tommy" on Hulu, which premieres on February 2, 2022. Topics discuss the use of a wig and a hair treatment for Stan, a study conducted by the team to analyze Anderson's hairstyles, and the use of a wig for James.

The woman's interpretation of men's white tie feels like a refreshed take on women in menswear dressing, and the bustier over the suit shirt is cool. Brad Pitt During Brad Pitt's career, there's been every variety of influential moments on the red carpet but probably nothing has been as directional as this summer's linen skirt suit paired with combat boots and the linen ensembles that followed. Kristen Stewart When you have a contract with a fashion brand it at times can be limiting, but Kristen Stewart proved in this ultra mini tuxedo ensemble that you can be influential while still be an ambassador. [Extracted from the article]

Tash turned to Moissanite -- a stone that isgrowing in popularity as diamond pricesrise due to a ban on Russian-origin stones. ACCESSORIES * Tash's collection was designed in ode to her collegehairstyle, and is part of the jeweler's continued efforts togrow her brand on a global scale Maria Tash is always up to something. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the trends in makeup and hairstyle at fashion shows in the U.S. and Europe as of March 2016. Makeup artists and hairstylists are reportedly highlighting models' unique features and styles instead of creating a uniform runway look. Also discussed are the influence of social media on fashion, popularity of diversity, and the hair and makeup looks at several fashion shows.

Among the key pieces Le Mindu loves that are being auctioned off are two full-body hair sculptures, called "Lion's Manes", which were inspired by a mushroom found in the northern hemisphere. In the show catalogue, curator Benott Coffin calls Le Mindu, the artist behind the concept of Haute Coiffure, a "visionary." For artist Charlie Le Mindu, having 21 of his hair creations go under the hammer at Artcurial in Paris on Oct. 5 is bittersweet. [Extracted from the article]

After touring roomsshowcasing the Cara LovesKarl capsule collectionthe brand did with CaraDelevingne, he paused atan iPad to create an avatar,selecting a black outfit, aknotted blue hairstyle anda dance style dubbed "BurnIt." Virtual Alton was thenprojected on a screen grindinghis knees, joining a dance floorof gyrating digital versions ofthe guests. Fashion Scoops Alton Mason was in a bluemood on Tuesday night,sweeping into Karl Lagerfeld'sheadquarters in a furryblue bomber jacket with thehood up, confounding theswarming photographers. [Extracted from the article]

Twenty-one of LeMindu's creations are to be there,including "Blonde Lips", whichwas worn by Lady Gaga in her"Bad Romance" music video thatgarnered 1.5 billion views. Fashion Scoops Creations by Charlie Le Mindu,who takes the métier of hairstylingto new -- and otherworldly-- dimensions, by weaving tressesinto clothing and sculptures, will beauctioned off at Artcurial this fall. "The works of Charlie LeMindu are the very incarnationbetween Haute Coiffure andHaute Couture", said Clara Vivien,luxury fashion and accessoriesspecialist at Artcurial, in astatement. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the significant role of the hair and makeup departments in the Disney Plus/Marvel series "WandaVision". Topics discussed include the hair department's head Karen Bartek's favorite looks for the series, and materials used by the makeup department's head Tricia Sawyer for the makeup of casts Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany for their roles in the series.

Dégradé gray washed cotton jeans thatmorphed into citrusy green, over dyednylon windbreakers, shorts and waist-tiedbillowing parkas, and especially therecurring unisex workwear skirt, pocketedand pleated at the back, proved Kobosil isno one-trick creative type. The Reviews TheCollectionsMilan Men's designers are obsessed with youththis Milan season, trying to decipher whatexcites twentysomethings who just emergedfrom the pandemic somewhat bewildered. This was a punchy and energizing show,filled with just-released Kobosil musicthat oozed mischievous eroticism, fashionthat read Berlin techno-raver fixated withthe 1990s, and hairdos that were a treatthemselves, from gelled spikes dyed inlime or fiery red to mullets. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the relationship between fashion and music, and presents promotion of fashion by various artists during their concerts and performances. Topics discussed include signature high ponytail of singer Ariana Grande, performance of singer Abel Tesfaye with embroidered Saint Laurent jean jacket and a bright orange Vlone coat, and efforts of American rapper Big Sean to promote the fashion brand Puma by wearing its clothes during his performance.

Search for "short natural hair styles"spiked more than 185 percent and "highpuff" topped 165 percent, with "natural hairbun styles", "space buns natural hair" and"two puffs natural hair hairstyles" breaking160 percent, 100 percent and 65 percentgrowth, respectively. The annual Pinterest Predicts forecastdraws from platform and search dataon a global basis -- in this case, betweenOctober 2019 and September 2021 -- topinpoint hot areas of search growth. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on hairstyles created for several fall-winter 2007 fashion shows. At Jean Paul Gaultier, hairstylist Odile Gilbert created crowns out of real hair. Hairstylist Luigi Murenu gave models crimped bangs, slick sides and chignons. Buns abounded at Christian Dior. Hair was twisted and turned at Armani Privé and Chanel.

The article looks at the evolution of Anne Hathaway, once known for playing princess roles in happily-ever-after movies, into one of Hollywood's most talented and glamorous young actress. Her sentiment about the paparazzi and always putting her best face forward are provided. A description of the fashion and makeup she sported at the 2006 Golden Globes and SAG Awards are also provided. Information about her new movie entitled The Devil Wears Prada are presented.

This section highlights several major Hollywood actresses as they show off the latest trends in hair, fashion and makeup down the red carpet during the 2006 awards season. Several celebrities have opted for the bronzed look, including Jennifer Lopez, Charlize Theron and Jessica Alba. The natural look has been sported by actresses such as Rachel Weisz and Jennifer Garner. The textured updo is also the hairstyle trend during the award season.

Presents information on hairstyles and makeup for spring 2005 from several stylists and artists. Guido Palau; Tom Pecheux; Orlando Pita.

An interview with Georgia May Jagger, a model and co-owner of Bleach London salon is presented, wherein he talks about their services popular among clients in Los Angeles, California, his hair icon, and hair trend that they have not tried yet.

The article focuses on Michelle Visage, judge at the reality television series "RuPaul's Drag Race" and makeup artist Nicole Faulkner, co-founder of Pout Beauty Bar. For several years, Faulkner has been responsible for transforming Visage's looks in collaboration with hair stylist Tony Medina. The glam process for Visage involves two hours for hair, another two hours for makeup and an hour for the finishing touches.

The article describes how hair stylist Orla Carroll replicated Donald Trump's hair style on actor Brendan Gleeson for the television series "The Comey Rule." The first collaboration of Carroll and Gleeson was on the 1998 motion picture "The General." To avoid abusing Gleeson's own hair, the Trump wig was created by Roberto Maria Paglialunga. The wig was cut to length by Carroll and has added blond and platinum highlights to the natural red color of Gleeson.

The article focuses on trends in hairstyles among U.S. celebrities during virtual award shows. It discusses the hairstyle of actress Andra Day made by hairstylist Tony Medina for the film "The United States vs. Billie Holiday" events, the hairstyle of actress Regina King made by stylist Larry Sims for the Critics' Choice Awards, and the trend towards textured hairstyle looks.

Megan Thee Stallion This is a very old school red carpet dress with a twist. This is why we love the Grammys red carpet: there are no limits. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the hairstyle journey of Madam C.J. Walker, played by Octavia Spencer, in her transformation from a struggling laundress into a hair-care empress in Netflix'x limited series "Self-Made." Topics covered the production's engagement of a hair historian with 24 stylists to fit actors' hairstyles within the period depicted, and its insistence that everyone on set had natural hair. Also noted is Walker's preference of natural hair with proper care for Black women.

Fashion Scoops George Northwood is opening up abouthis work with the Duke and Duchess ofSussex. I have enjoyed every minutecollaborating with this amazing couplewho not only champion small businesses,but have taught me so much aboutdiversity, equality and the importance ofgood mental health", wrote Northwood,sending well wishes to the couple andexpressing his excitement for now beingable to speak more openly about hiswork with the couple. Northwood has been a leader inLondon's luxury salon arena, as one ofthe first salon owners to offer a morelaid-back atmosphere and no-fuss,purposefully undone hairstyles that aremore akin to editorial looks. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the highlights of the New York Fashion Week Fall 2018, including the trends in makeup and hairstyles.

The article previews several hairstyles and grooming products from such designers as Brooks Brothers, Valentino, Etro, Undercover, and Versace.

Presents photographs of the latest hairstyles sweeping the fashion capitals of the world. Spiked and teased hair in London, England; Outrageous styles in Paris, France; Mops and wispy looks in Milan, Italy; Long locks in Atlanta, Georgia; Wide range of hairstyles in Los Angeles, California.

The article reports on hair stylist Danilo.

The article discusses beauty trends seen at the 2019 New York Fashion Week. Topics covered include the resurgence of makeup, as characterized by multiple makeup artists, the strong presence of hair accessories and adornments and a continued embrace of natural hair textures, and the widespread popularity of nail art.

The article reveals that the 2019 fashion shows of Dior, Armani Prive and Elie Saab focuses on the models' eyes and hair.

The article looks at the hair and makeup looks of models for various fall 2019 couture fashion shows.

The article features George Northwood, the hairstylist who created a messy bun look for the evening reception of the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex's wedding. Topics discussed include Northwood's functional luxury approach, his views on expansion and social media, and his plan to create his own range. Also mentioned is Northwood's podcast called HedTalks, where he speaks to a series of creatives about hair, life careers and more.

The article reports that socialite and social media personality Kylie Jenner was the inspiration and has become the face of Runway Series, a hair-care tool line.

The article focuses on the wet and wild hair look which was a common style in fashion shows in Paris, France for the spring 2019 collection.

The article profiles Jen Atkin, an American hairstylist of celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, and Katy Perry. Information regarding her openness and responsiveness in serving her clients, the hairstyle she made to American fashion model Kendall Jenner, and the importance of achieving the customer's preference. The article also mentioned the significant role of social media such as Instagram and Snapchat in promoting her hairstyles.

The article provides critiques and grades for the fashion styles of celebrities such as actress Gal Gadot and actor Chris Pine at the Comic-Con entertainment convention which was held in San Diego, California in 2018. Actor Eddie Redmayne's hairstyle is addressed, along with actress Nicole Kidman's dress and actor Ezra Miller's decision to wear women's lingerie while portraying the female video game character Toadette at the event.

The article focuses on the Deep and Rich versions of the hair cleanser New Wash and the three styling products Lift, Wax and Powder that are to be launched by Hair Story in 2018.

The article offers information on latest trends from fashion show Milan Fashion Week which showcased clothing from Erdem, J.W. Anderson, Simone Rocha and Temperley London including hairstyles, makeups, and bold brows.

The article reports that actress Michelle Williams will be debuting pink-hue hair do at artist Jeff Koon's studio where pop artists bag collaboration with fashion firm Louis Vuitton was focal point and mentions views of Williams on the same.

The article analyzes the fashion style of several celebrities in the U.S., with emphasis on their hairstyle, including Alicia Vikander, Kylile Minogue and Matthew Rhys.

The article offers information about a project in which the hairstyles of the caryatids on the Erechtheion temple in Athens, Greece were recreated on the heads of six students in Fairfield University, Connecticut. The project, conceptualized by art history professor Katherine Schwab, aims to test whether real people can wear such ellaborate coiffures. The hairstyles were made by stylist Milexy Torres, who braided and curled the hair of the students for seven hours. These women posed for camera on a lawn to imitate the statues.

Reports on the art exhibit "Hair Stories," which debuted at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and runs from May 1 to July 3, 2004 at the Chicago Cultural Center. Curator Kim Curry-Evans; Bill Gaskin's 1995 photograph of two young African American women with gravity-defying hairdos; Kerry James Marshall's painting De Style (1993), which is a window into a Chicago barbershop.

Focuses on a project organized by Eva Swenning and Alexis Vaillant to exhibit haircut designs by international artists at the hair salon Coiffures Complices in Paris, France. Amount paid for each design; Artists featured.