NYC Cutler Salon Stylist and Redken Grooming and Styling Expert Jenny Balding created casual, rumpled styles for Gilded Age's fall/winter 2014 collection at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week.
Lauren Quick・Contributor
February 11, 2014
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NYC Cutler Salon Stylist and Redken Grooming and Styling Expert Jenny Balding created casual, rumpled styles for Gilded Age's fall/winter 2014 collection at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week.
"The look for Gilded Age had a poetic feel," Balding says. "Tailored but with a natural disheveled finish. This complemented the clothes beautifully as the collection is one of a poetic, tailored feel. This look works best when there are longer layers through the front area especially."
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