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Day One of fashion week was all about reinventing the classics (exculding the Chromat show!). From chignons and half-up half-down styles to men's sport cuts. Check out MODERN's recap below at Tadashi Shoji, Chromat, Perry Ellis and Kempner.
by Chandler Rollins
September 7, 20142 min to read
Day One of fashion week was all about reinventing the classics (excluding the Chromat show!). From chignons and half-up half-down styles to men's sport cuts. Check out MODERN's recap below at Tadashi Shoji, Chromat, Perry Ellis and Kempner.
CHROMAT | Lead hair by: Chuck Amos for Oribe Hair Care | Styling tools by: T3
This season, lead designer Becca McCharen was inspired by the intricate lines of artist Sol LeWitt’s wall drawings, which played a key role in determining the beauty look. Lead stylist Chuck Amos created a highly editorial look featuring a topknot and winding cornrows to compliment the clothes.
NYFW: Chuck Amos' Braids and Buns at Chromat
PERRY ELLIS | Lead hair by: Rutger for CHI | Styling tools by: CHI
For the Perry Ellis Spring/Summer 2015 Collection presented by CHI Hair Care, Lead Artist Rutger was inspired to create a "Done/Undone" look to convey a 50's guy with a cool, sporty and active attitude.
NYFW: Rutger for CHI Creates Undone Look for Perry Ellis 2015
KEMPNER | Lead hair by: Amy Farid for Oribe Hair Care
The Spring/Summer 2015 collection for Kempner played with the idea of contrast, with shiny cocktail dresses against trench coats made from matte materials and exposed skin from python-printed haltered crop tops worn with a full-length silk jumpsuit. "We wanted to create a look that embodied both femininity and masculinity,” explained Key Hairstylist Amy Farid.
NYFW: Oribe at Kempner Spring/Summer 2015
TADASHI SHOJJI | Lead hair by: Rodney Cutler for Redken | Nail and Makeup by: Butter London
At Tadashi Shoji's ethereal, Venice-inspired Spring/Summer 2015 collection, Rodney Cutler of Cutler Salon designed classic beautiful styles. The chignon gets a mini makeover with a braid at the nape of the neck. To compliment the sleek style, the Butter London makeup and nail team went for a flawless face and gold lattice nail art.
NYFW: Cutler's Braided Chignon at Tadashi Shoji
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