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SEARCHFASHION WEEK: Schwarzkopf OSiS and Butter London at Altuzarra: A lived-in texture with a street vibe
There is something very sexy to a runway look that is designed to focus on classic tailoring and paired with a messy, effortless-looking hair style. That's the story with Altuzarra's show this season at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
The hair look at Altuzarra's Fall/Winter 2013 show was designed by Paul Hanlon for OSiS--created to showcase a lived-in texture and a wash-and-go vibe.
"This look is very inspired by the street--this girl is very real and doesn't want to look done," says Hanlon.
"She's a cool rock-n-roll girl--think Kate Moss or Patti Smith--but also incredibly chic, confident and sophisticated. For her, it's effortless. The hair itself is very languid and skinny with a little texture to it."
Products used to create the look include BC Hairtherapy Moisture Kick Leave-in Spray Conditioner, Oil Potion Finishing Treatment, OSiS Elastic Flexible Hold Hairspray, and OSiS Magic Anti-Frizz Shine Serum, among others.
Katie Hughes, Global Color Ambassador for Butter London, designed the nail look using Nail Foundation and PD Quick Top Coat to create a buffed nail look.
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