Lookbook july 2014

Hairstyle CollectionsJuly 2014

HAIR BREAKING THROUGH STYLE BARRIERS

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Cover: A celebration of the beautiful diversity of Afro hair.

Hair: Charlotte Mensah of Hair Lounge London Photographer: John Rawson The Rawson Partnership Make up: Nana Yaa Grant

THE PLANET’S BEST HAIR, MAKEUP AND BEAUTY

Neoteric | 4A über polished yet raw and edgy aesthetic by D & J Ambrose Team

Royal | 14A fusion of military inspired looks and royaltyby Wade Blackford

Mother of Pearl | 21Beautifully simple and versatile cuts by Angelo Seminara

The Arrival | 33A truly beautiful collection that’s highly textural with definte shapes.by Robert Matthew

Sublime Texture | 40A celebration of the beautiful diversity of Afro hair..by Charlotte Mensah

Stripped | 48Getting back to basics is what this collection is all about.by Michelle Rooney

Community Winner | 57Check out the winner from the Salon Magazine Community So You Think You Can Style? contest.

Hairstyle Collections

LookBook June 2014 Pg. 4

D & J Ambrose Art Team brings you a über polished yet raw and edgy aesthetic.


Our Art Team Collection titled

Neoteric is derived from

90’s cool grunge, angst towards

mainstream society combined

with the slick looking Calvin

Klein Campaigns of the 90s


Looking very much at sub cultures and movements and micro trends this collection is a reflection of fast paced cult hunters.


The emphasis was on refined simplicity, making the shapes and colour pallet very wearable, all the images wouldn’t look out if place in both consumer and high fashion magazines.


There is a strong, alluring sellable nature to the collection.


At the beginning, the art team led by Darren Ambrose had many meetings, researching raw inspiration and discussing ideas, over the course of a few months those ideas were shared with photographer Jenny Hands as we went through the creative process to develop the ideas into a finished article.


The great thing about the wearability of the clothes styling and hair means this collection is easily adaptable to salon clients from the textural grown out crop look to the billowing shapes with the seamless marbled coppers.




Photographer: Jenny Hands

Hair styling: D & J Ambrose Art Team

Make up: Mary Jane Frost

Clothes Styling: Hannah Teare


royal

Wade Blackford and Belinda Keely fuse military inspired looks with royalty to create

these iconic hairstyles.


The Military element represents much of the inspiration, the straight focused couture, it’s dedication and the discipline. Precision moves, seamless crisp uniforms, cleanness with nothing out of place. Well drilled practiced movement.



The Prada element brings

together one-of-a-kind designer

feel to the collection.


At the heart of the evolution of fashion, we believe Prada has been a sophisticated interpreter of it’s times and a forerunner of style and trends. The Prada brand targets an international customer base that is modern, sophisticated, attuned to stylistic innovations, and expects craftsmanship of the highest quality.


Featuring shades from kharkee tan to beige to illumination turquoise and shock trauma orange with healing tones of violet, it a war time palette with Regal Luxury.


royal

Hairstylists: Wade Blackford

Colourist: Belinda Keeley

Photography: Carl Keeley

Make up: Katarzyna Kieltyka

Styling: Vince Ruatoe

Mother of Pearl

Angelo Seminara creates these beautifully simple and versatile cuts are each illuminated by shades

that enliven hair.


Nature always surprises us with

its beauty and our new collection is

an expression of a delicate, timeless

elegance.


This collection showcases the endless variations of light, colour and spontaneity found within mother of pearl.


The magical effects of this collection

are the result of the perfect synergy of the colours used.


Nature produces the most magical colour variations, and working these into hair is truly special.



The key is to apply colour in such a way that the effect is achieved not matter what the style.


Keeping it subtle is the work of products - to

have a flow in the hair that

compliments the colours.


As in nature, simplicity is

key.


A woman’s beauty is so perfectly complimented by colours inspired by nature.


But more than anything, the clean lines of these cuts mirrors the perfection we find in nature everyday.


Mother of Pearl

Artistic Director: Angelo Seminara

International Creative Colour Ambassador: Edoardo Paludo

Photographer: Andrew O’Toole

Make-up artist: Mal Arter @ CLM

Nails: Mike Pockock @ CLM

Stylist: Niccolo Torelli


The Arrival

This year, Robert Matthew creates a truly beautiful collection that’s highly textural with

definite shapes


The hair is softer and fluffier than the harsher trends of previous season.


Products to create specific textures are now plentiful so volumising or texturising wave and curls is the new big thing.


Chalk colour will become popular for special occasions or with certain outfits.


Curls will continue to re-emerge as clients start appreciating their natural waves after years of straightening.


Braiding also continues on into the next season but is blended with other sections rather than being its own contraption like in the ‘80s.


The Arrival

Hair: Robert Matthews

Salon: Convict Cutters, Launceston, Tasmania

Photographer: Steven Chee

Makeup Artist: Karen Matthews

Stylist: Nadine Duncan


Sublime Texture

Charlotte Mensah releases a celebration of the beautiful diversity of Afro hair.


“The idea behind my Texture collection was to create silhouettes that play with light and shade; giving the hair luminosity and an ethereal quality.”


“Afro hair is so diverse and doesn’t just have

to be straightened out. I felt it was important

to demonstrate that you can still have curly

hair and produce strong shapes, plus use colour to

emphasise those curls.”


“As well as being influenced by the creative energy in Portobello road where my salon is based, I was also inspired by travelling and my frequent trips to Ghana.”


“I just love the African wood carvings. I often

see as they show women with elongated necks

and the sculptures really emphasise their beautiful

cheekbones and lips which I wanted to emulate in my

collection.


“That’s why the make-up highlights each model’s bone structure by contouring the cheeks, then the dark smokey eyes and nude lips emphasise the glow and healthy shine of their skin.”


“Ultimately for me, this collection really

is a celebration of the beautiful diversity

of Afro hair and demonstrates that

it can look beautiful, whatever the texture.”


Sublime Texture

Hair: Charlotte Mensah of Hair Lounge London

Photographer: John Rawson The Rawson Partnership

Make up: Nana Yaa Grant


Stripped

Michelle Rooney brings us a back to basics series in this collection inspired by Chanel.


Body built with the most elemental of structures, the braid.


Fringes that are merely straight lines to give as little

distraction as possible to the colour and shape.


Gentle tapering off the neck leaves eyes to wander the detail in the colours and intricate edging.


An illusion of wind is simply created with an upsweep of hair from the hairline.


Undoing the style results in a free-flowing tousle of

hair.


Blended colours mimic the simplicity of what’s found

in nature.


“I wanted the focus to be purely on the hair and stripped back all the other elements so the texture and colour of hair in each image done the talking”


Stripped

Hair: Michelle Rooney, Hooker & Young

Photography: Jack Eames

Makeup: Megumi

Styling: Thea Lewis

So You ThinkYou Can Style?

This month’s #uncensored hair ‘So You Think You Can Style?’ photo contest, sponsored by d:fi, was fierce!

Edgy, youthful looks were voted on by the community, then scored by our judges to determine the top image.

Congratulations to Rosanne Gray, who claimed First Place in the competition. Her work will be featured in an upcoming issue of Salon Magazine. She also took home a $250 Apple Store gift card and d:fi products valued at $250.

1st Place

Hair: Rosanne Gray Makeup: Rosanne Gray Photo: Nichele photography

2nd Place

Hair: Delia Lupan Makeup: Delia Lupan Photo: Ruo Bing Li

3rd Place

Hair: Alexia Hazeldine Makeup: Dan Swedberg Photo: Caitlyn Chapman

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