Inspired by warriors of the past brought forth to the present, the Totem collection by
Emiliano Vitale portrays a raw, male sensuality. The hair inspires an individual direction
and strength, yet also showcases the underlying infl uence of classic 1950s men’s styles.Assured: This ponytail can
be worn in a feminine
way, yet maintain a real
and raw warrior-like
masculinity. The hair
was prepped with
mousse before dried and
tied into a ponytail.
Using a dry shampoo,
ponytail was slightly
deconstructed, allowing
the hair to find its
own place.
Caesar
Model Warrior: This look has
a machismo street feel reminiscent
of the 1950s. The hair was
parted at the temple, and brushed
back with a wet gel. The remaining
hair was cornrow braided and
tied. Then, using dry shampoo,
the braid was slowly opened up
from the back to the front.
Native: Inspired by the
fields of Asia, this shape
has many twists and
turns, while embracing traditional warrior’s braid.
Split into four sections,
the front was braided the back a fishtail braid
and an inverted chignon
was created on the crown,
before sweeping the sides
into the crown to finish.
Roman: It is a classic short graduation
creating a sense of mystery. Beautifully
finished and lightly textured ends give it a
battle-weary look.
Thunder Dome:
A fusion of the strength
of Mad Max and the
sensuality of the Fonz,
this style has fingerdepth
layering
through the sides
and back, and a
textured top.
Ultimate Warrior:
This timeless look is the
cornerstone of the Totem
collection. It combines
the influence of
past warriors
yet maintains
relevance today.
precise shear-overcomb
is taken past
curve of the head
push the naturally
curly texture into
a new form of
the quiff.
Hair: Emiliano Vitale
Photography: Paul Scala
Make-up: Luana Vitale
Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon
Salon: é Salon
Inspired by warriors of the past brought forth to the present, the Totem collection by
Emiliano Vitale portrays a raw, male sensuality. The hair inspires an individual direction
and strength, yet also showcases the underlying infl uence of classic 1950s men’s styles.Assured: This ponytail can
be worn in a feminine
way, yet maintain a real
and raw warrior-like
masculinity. The hair
was prepped with
mousse before dried and
tied into a ponytail.
Using a dry shampoo,
ponytail was slightly
deconstructed, allowing
the hair to find its
own place.
Caesar
Model Warrior: This look has
a machismo street feel reminiscent
of the 1950s. The hair was
parted at the temple, and brushed
back with a wet gel. The remaining
hair was cornrow braided and
tied. Then, using dry shampoo,
the braid was slowly opened up
from the back to the front.
Native: Inspired by the
fields of Asia, this shape
has many twists and
turns, while embracing traditional warrior’s braid.
Split into four sections,
the front was braided the back a fishtail braid
and an inverted chignon
was created on the crown,
before sweeping the sides
into the crown to finish.
Roman: It is a classic short graduation
creating a sense of mystery. Beautifully
finished and lightly textured ends give it a
battle-weary look.
Thunder Dome:
A fusion of the strength
of Mad Max and the
sensuality of the Fonz,
this style has fingerdepth
layering
through the sides
and back, and a
textured top.
Ultimate Warrior:
This timeless look is the
cornerstone of the Totem
collection. It combines
the influence of
past warriors
yet maintains
relevance today.
precise shear-overcomb
is taken past
curve of the head
push the naturally
curly texture into
a new form of
the quiff.
Hair: Emiliano Vitale
Photography: Paul Scala
Make-up: Luana Vitale
Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon
Salon: é Salon
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