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One of my favorite haircare brands is Frédéric Fekkai, and the wonderfully uncomplicated line just keeps the innovations coming. On the heels of the new More line, Fekkai is bringing us even more. According to Women's Wear Daily, the brand is launching a new line called Coiff in September. The eight styling products — specialized for the pre-style, style, and finish steps — will smell Read more
We're happy to present this article from one of our favorite sites, Real Beauty. From braids to retro coiffs, we've decoded this Spring's biggest hair trends. Now, we're adding an essential for all you lazy girls out there — imperfectly perfect, second-day hairstyles. Get the scoop, here. More stories from RealBeauty.com: Skip a Wash and Wear Dirty Hair Read more
Kate Beckinsale always has perfect, glossy, frizz-free waves that break across her shoulders in just the right place. Clearly, having Frédéric Fekkai's Adir Abergel on hand is a big help, but there's also a trick to getting these kind of waves right. For Kate's hair at the Underworld: Awakening premiere, Abergel says that the key to creating her soft curls was starting low. Specifically, he Read more
We're still sleuthing out the nitty-gritty details of Kristen Stewart's Met Gala beauty look, but here's the scoop so far. Clad in a Proenza Schouler dress, Kristen worked with her regular beauty team of hairstylist Adir Abergel and makeup artist Beau Nelson. Her sexy, feline-looking eyes were created with Cover Girl's Liquiline Blast eyeliner, Line Exact liquid liner in Very Black, a black eye Read more
Miss Havisham and a work by John Singer Sargent make for an unusual pairing, but the result — as interpreted on Prabal Gurung's runway — was a fresh take on traditional romance. Lead stylist Didier Malige created the textured look by applying Fekkai Coiff Oceanique Tousled Wave Spray on dry hair, then redrying the front while creating finger waves. After pinning the front, he continued to Read more
As The Smiths played backstage before Proenza Schouler's show, lead stylist Paul Hanlon was in a peppy, playful mood. "It's borderline bad-taste," he said of the deconstructed hairstyle. "But it's beautiful, too. The look is masculine-meets-feminine, organic, weathered hair." While the rockabilly-inspired quiff may be too tough to wear off the runway, softly textured hair will be big for Spring. Read more
For her Spring 2012 presentation, Rachel Zoe, along with Frédéric Fekkai stylist Didier Malige, chose to feature sexy, next-day bedroom hair, taking inspiration from Brigitte Bardot. Think: a morning-after texture that has just the right amount of sultriness. To try the look yourself, start by spritzing on Fekkai Coiff Bouffant Lifting and Texturizing Spray Gel to the roots of next-day hair. Read more
When it comes to ponytails, this style from Marchesa might be the one to try. "It's more interesting than a basic ponytail," lead stylist Renato Campora said of the a sleek fishtail-ponytail hybrid. "It's new and fresh." Creating this look takes some time, but you can do it with a little practice and patience. To find out how to steal this style, read on for the breakdown. Read more
Mila Kunis pretty much has '60s screen siren written all over her, and for last night's premiere of Friends With Benefits in New York City, makeup artist Tracey Levy was inspired to give Mila a look similar to that of Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida — gorgeous bronzed skin, eyes that popped, and nearly nude, muted lips. For Mila's hair, stylist Renato Campora kept things sleek and Read more
