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Trend Alert: Wrinkle in Time
Or should I say wrinkle in a time machine? This 1980s hairstyle often pops up here and there, reminding us that crinkly, crimpy hair will probably never die.
Featured in several shows from Paris to London to New York, the style ranged from severe Christian Dior (upper left) to a more straight down, everyday style à la Christian Lacroix, Ruffian, and Karen Walker.
Love It or Hate It? Fergie Crimps Her Style
G'day, Fergie! The singer (and new MAC spokeswoman) is in Australia with the Black Eyed Peas. It's been a long time since we've seen crimped hair, but if anyone has the attitude to wear them with confidence, it's Fergie.
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Love It or Hate It? Crimped Hair and Lavender Lips at Rachel Comey
Fab and I both loved Rachel Comey's geeky-chic styles on the runway, but something tells me you'll have strong opinions on the hair and makeup that went with them. I think the softly crimped, pulled-back hair is inventive—even if the purple-tinted lips reminded me of hypothermia. What do you think?
Link Time!
- Crimped hair hits the runways — FabSugar UK
- A new line of natural skin care debuts — The Cut
- It's a rainbow of color with these eyeliners — Makeup and Beauty Blog
- Thinking about Oprah and "good" hair — Afrobella
- Kim Kardashian's fragrance train rolls on — Spoiled Pretty
- Testing out press-on nail polish — Cee Me
- Rumor has it that Sarah Palin wants a lipstick endorsement deal — Stylelist
Love It or Hate It? Tyra Banks' Crimped Hair
Ah, the crimper — what a magical little heating device. Every now and then, we see a resurgence of the style, and Tyra's not the only one to try to bring it back. She sported this style at a taping of her show, where she celebrated Vogue Italia's first all-black model issue.
Is Sun-In Back?
Raise your hand if you've tried Sun-In. My hand is raised — and so were my mother's eyebrows when I tried several squirts of the hair lightener back in junior high. My locks transformed into a rusty orange tone, and it wasn't pretty.
It's Playboy-Inspired Sexytime at Miss Sixty
"Miss Sixty is always very sexy," stylist Andy Bodine said before models hit the catwalk with big, bouncy, voluminous hair. "It’s a combination of smooth, shiny, polished hair that looks healthy, but also has some kinks in it."
Some of the length was due to extensions, but creating the look at home is surprisingly do-able.
Love It or Hate It? Erin Fetherston Gets Kinky
At yesterday's Erin Fetherston show, models partied like it was 1992 — or at least their hairstylists did. Crimped hair floated down the runway, while hats and headbands added a playful touch. Do you like this flight of fancy, or is it not your thing?
Beauty Flashback: Conair Geometricks
Oh man, I remember this commercial. I also remember eagerly awaiting the day when I, too, could have crimped or curled hair from one simple styling tool. Unfortunately, 20 years on, the jingle hasn't left my head, so you may as well join me in reliving the horror.Backstage Beauty: VPL
Last week, our FabSugar team attended the VPL Spring 2008 Fashion Show. While the clothing was sheer and chic, and the makeup was pretty and plain, the hair was va va voom!
While most of us do whatever we can to fight the frizzies, hairstylist extraordinaire Neil Moodie, created a wild, crimped 'do that made those frizzies, kinda flattering.
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