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Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels

These distinct men's looks for spring are on trend and salon friendly.

Anne Moratto
Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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February 15, 2020
 Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels
 Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels
 Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels
 Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels
 Beau-Tanical: New Men's Collection from Rodrick Samuels

HAIR:  Rodrick Samuels @rodricksamuels

MAKEUP: Jessica Pudelek @ghost_Artistry_

Kristen Correa @mahalosnaps

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The first day of spring is a month away. Time to anticipate warmer temps and seasonal trends—in fashion, beauty, and hair.  This men’s styling collection from Rodrick Samuels (@rodricksamuels), an artist, owner, and educator, contrasts the poppy graphics of the fabric with the sleek, sculptural shapes in the hair.

 “The inspiration for the collection comes from my love of fashion and in particular one designer, Virgil Abloh, whose ‘Floral Shop’ pop up reveals his deep interest in floral art, as well as fashion,” says Samuels, who recently launched a new barber school in Detroit.  “Each hairstyle in this collection is different, much like Abloh’s clothing. What you will notice in the collection is that the fashion has a playful approach to the staples of menswear with a slick sense of street style in the hair.” 

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Follow Samuels and partner Lauren Moser(@laurenmmoser) on the education scene in the second half of the 2020 hair show season and learn more about the new Hair Lab Detroit Barber School, a Taylor Andrews Academy (@hairlabdetroitbarberschool) which is a branch campus of Taylor Andrews Academy owned by Larry Curtis (@Larrywcurtis) in Utah.


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