FASHION WEEK HOW-TO: Laurent Philippon for Herve Leger
Bumble and bumble editorial stylist Laurent Philippon styled "futuristic equestrians" for Herve Leger at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2014.
Lauren Quick・Contributor
February 11, 2014
1 min to read
There will be horses in the future, and their equestrians will be styled by Bumble and Bumble editorial stylist Laurent Philippon.
Some bright ponytails made their way down the Herve Leger runway at the 2014 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Blue and coral touches were used to create "cyber ponies" for a sci-fi effect.
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STEP 1: Load hair with Bumble and Bumble Does It All styling spray. Using a fine-tooth comb to ensure maximum sleekness, pull the hair into a tight ponytail.
STEP 2: Use double-sided hair tape to line up and secure a color extension strip along both sides of the hairline just above the nape of the neck.
STEP 3: Pull the extensions through the ponytail and finish with Bumble and Bumble Spray de Mode flexible hold spray.
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