Rebelliousness meets full on glamour
50’s hair trends play an important part in pop culture..speaking of pop,
who else misses those old classic coke bottles
Most anyone who know me, knows my fondness of vintage
whether it’s style, a pices of art. Fabrics from eras gone by, or my most treasured - recreating & styling retro themed hair.
so when asked to do hair for a rockabilly pin-up girl themed shoot for a local designer, I didn’t hesitate
her designs are flawless yet whimsical amd the setting for this shoot brought it all together
my model was the perfect canvas as her long hair, curvy shape and Alabaster skin mimicked that of 40’s & 50’s old Hollywood glamour women of that era. think Lana Turner, Rita Hayworth, Gene Tierney
Being able to support local designers is not only good for my soul, bit also happens to be the sweetest rockabilly style..
classic roller set with setting lotions and gels were an essential part of styling hair then.
although I had the ability to use my hot tools a faster alternative, the shape and format can still be replicated using modern tools
what was great about this style is that the sectioning allowed for me to change the shape , let her hair down during outfit changes, for a casual take while keeping all the detail and volume in front
The classic victory rolls epitomizes the glamorous days of 40’s throwback with an added element and feel of classic rock n roll we have taken and transformed from the 50’s.
Back in the day, women went to great efforts to keep a stylish and well groomed appearance even doing household chores
this genre of style is sugh a classic unique breed of fashion and style.
from a technical stand point I love the detail and precision it takes to execute this
it’s very a sculptural way wear your hair.
coiffed. Sculpted. Soft. Feminine
Thank to everyone involved:
Hair: moi @hairbrained98
model: @skrilzmau5 designer @designsby,isscherry
make up @Bellamorebeauty
Photographer: @dougwong222