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Creating new structures and shapes is easier than ever today with all kinds of products and tools designed to alter texture, width, length and color. Take extensions, for example. They are now refined and customized by professionally trained ...
MODERN's October 2014 cover is a HIT with everyone. Not only is it beautiful on so many levels, but the artist responsible for the hair, Kien Hoang of the Umbrella Salon (San Jose, California) is a beloved owner, mentor and colleague. ...
Inspiration can come from any element in fashion from an outfit, a skirt, top or shoe, or, in this case, an iconic handbag.Collaboration is key for Oribe artist Kien Hoang—just about every look in this story is four handed. “It takes ...
At Sorella Salons and Spa, the Reasy women--the sisters and their mom--fulfill a dream of working together in a successful business.
Oribe stylist Rutger created flirty, '60s-inspired looks for the Veronica Beard show at New York Fashion Week 2014.
Holli Smith for Oribe Hair Care shares the HOW TO for the finish at Patrik Ervell.
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.
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 featuring Oribe Hair Care and T3 tools.
Inspired by Meggie and Chris Kempner, the brother and sister behind the brand, key hairstylist Amy Farid using Oribe Hair Care created a look that embodied both femininity and masculinity.
Get the how-to for painted hair by Kien Hoang of Oribe for ZDDZ at Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week 2014.
