The 1920s was a decade of daring change in fashion and hairstyling.
Short skirts, loose fitting dresses and flapper styles were complimented by hairstyles that included short bobs, finger waves and long curly tresses.
The Marcel iron and permanent wave machine were invented—an early hint at what lay ahead in styling appliances.
Take Ten, a newly formed artistic group in Chicago, had the Roaring Twenties in mind when the organization of six hairdressers and two make-up artists created the Time Warp style collection.
Texture ruled in the ‘20s and Take Ten artists used new and old techniques that ranged from pin curling and finger styling
to the latest thermal styling appliances for looks that are as au courant today as they were in the twenties.
Hair: Bernie Koch. Donna Gentile, Liz Ramirez, Gil Castro, Lynn Griglin and Tracey Stokes
Make-Up: Fesha Miller and Jessica Sawicki
Photography: Jean Sweet
Production: Bud and Tony Carlson, Intuitive Imaging and Design
The 1920s was a decade of daring change in fashion and hairstyling.
Short skirts, loose fitting dresses and flapper styles were complimented by hairstyles that included short bobs, finger waves and long curly tresses.
The Marcel iron and permanent wave machine were invented—an early hint at what lay ahead in styling appliances.
Take Ten, a newly formed artistic group in Chicago, had the Roaring Twenties in mind when the organization of six hairdressers and two make-up artists created the Time Warp style collection.
Texture ruled in the ‘20s and Take Ten artists used new and old techniques that ranged from pin curling and finger styling
to the latest thermal styling appliances for looks that are as au courant today as they were in the twenties.
Hair: Bernie Koch. Donna Gentile, Liz Ramirez, Gil Castro, Lynn Griglin and Tracey Stokes
Make-Up: Fesha Miller and Jessica Sawicki
Photography: Jean Sweet
Production: Bud and Tony Carlson, Intuitive Imaging and Design
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