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Claire Danes at the 2010 MET Ball: The Hairstyle
Claire Danes looked exceptional in a strapless slate-grey gown by Christopher Bailey for Burberry, with a hair look that highlighted her elegant pale blonde color with natural-looking polished and textured waves. According to stylist Peter Butler for Moroccanoil, “the look was elegant with a luxurious rock-and-roll edge. I created a higher part than Claire usually wears to open up her face and created smooth, flowing waves that looked tousled yet sophisticated. It’s almost like a modern version of combed out beach waves with a refined texture.”
To create the look:Hair Tutorial
Peter Butler first applied a dry shampoo at the roots for volume, then used new argan oil-infused Moroccanoil Light to smooth and hydrate strands, reduce frizz, and help prepare and protect hair before using a curling iron. “I used Moroccanoil Light because of Claire’s fine texture and delicate pale blonde.
Sienna Miller’s Hair at the 2010 MET Ball
Sienna Miller made a dramatic entrance to the 2010 MET Ball wearing a stunning navy blue Emilio Pucci gown. The hair, created by celebrity stylist John D. was strongly inspired by the classic, sensual beauty of Brigitte Bardot.
How To: Hair Tutorial
According to John D., ” I first prepped her slightly damp hair with Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, applying a small amount on the palm of my hand then finger-combing it throughout the hair. I used it to hydrate and protect the hair as well as helping to counteract the humidity in the air and prevent frizz. Next I did a super-clean, simple blowout using a flat bristle brush.
Rachel Weisz at the 2010 MET Ball
The stars were out at the annual Met Ball at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, to help celebrate and raise funds for the opening of the Museum’s 2010 Costume Institute Exhibit. Between thunderstorms, the weather was humid and hair stylists were challenged to create glamorous looks that were not only beautiful but also frizz-free. Hairstylist Mark Townsend created Rachel Weisz’ hairdo for the ball.
The Hairstyle & Inspiration: “The theme of this year’s Met Ball was “American Woman,” and after seeing Rachel’s Oscar de la Renta dress I knew that we should keep her hair down and sexy.
How To: Hair Tutorial
I started by adding a few drops of Moroccanoil Treatment to her hair, to condition and strengthen it while reducing drying time. This helped ensure a shiny, healthy look. Then I blow-dried her hair with a medium-sized, round brush.
A Moroccanoil Mother’s Day Gift for a Good Cause
This Mother’s Day, Moroccanoil has introduced the perfect gift — one that gives mom the practical and luxurious gift of beautiful hair and the satisfaction of helping to support awareness of a worthy cause. The limited-edition Moroccanoil Mother’s Day Beach Bag features the Breast Cancer Research Foundation Pink Ribbon and contains a special selection Moroccanoil argan oil-infused daily haircare products to strengthen, repair and condition hair while they smooth, help prevent frizz and static, and leave strands with lustrous shine.
In addition, this Mother’s Day, Moroccanoil is donating a gift of $15,000 to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, (BCRF) an independent, not-for-profit organization dedicated to preventing and finding a cure for breast cancer.
Max Azria Fall Winter 2010 Collection
New York Fashion Week. Max Azria Fall Winter Collection. Hair by Bob Recine for Moroccanoil. The Fashion: For Fall/Winter 2010, Max Azria embarks on a minimalist journey of clean lines and artful tailoring. Dusty mineral tones soften a base of stark black, giving the palette an air of cool sophistication. Disassembled shapes are pieced together, creating textured surfaces in crepe, leather, mesh and satin. A paired down silhouette outlines this season’s vision of streamlined abstraction.
The Hairstyle: Bob Recine for Moroccanoil created a sophisticated flawlessly finished high-ponytail to complement the minimal vision of the 2010 Max Azria collection. “Smooth, well-conditioned, hair with beautiful shine is the essence of this streamlined look,” said Recine. He used argan oil-based Moroccanoil Luminous Hair Spray to create a structure based on flexible, free-moving hold, and finished with Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray to add an invisible veil of radiant, natural-looking frizz-free shine.
Nanette Lepore Fall Winter 2010 Collection
New York Fashion Week. Nanette Lepore Fall Winter 2010 Collection. Hair by Esther Langham for Moroccanoil. The Fashion Inspiration: The art of the Renaissance. A vibrant palette including bold oranges, yellows and blues. Enhanced by clean architectural lines and the geometry of layers. Focal points of the vibrant collection include full ball skirts and the molded sleeve.
The Hairstyle: Esther Langham created graceful variations of Renaissance art-inspired looks defined by a modern sensibility. The looks emphasize soft and flowing feminine shapes, underscored by the beauty of healthy, smooth-textured hair and the freedom of slightly tousled strands. She created two separate looks to complement Nanette Lepore’s designs– one long, waved and flowing, and the other a soft braided upsweep loosely rolled, pinned, and finished with sensual wisps of hair accenting the face.
Carolina Herrera Collection Fall 2010
New York Fashion Week. Carolina Herrera Fall 2010. Hair by Orlando Pita @ ORLO using Moroccanoil. Master stylist Orlando Pita creates a sophisticated look that displays the instinctive elegance and modern strength of long, luxurious hair. The look emphasizes smooth, clean lines refined by the feminine allure of silky, lustrous hair. Beautifully polished strands are center parted and placed sculpturally behind the ear and flow down the back to counterpoint the varied, refined textures of the designs.
There is an alluring confidence in the women who inspired the Fall, 2010 Carolina Herrera collection. A sophisticated feminine attitude and striking details reveal an integrity to luxury. Portraits printed on silk and realized only with a closer look, embroideries have a frenetic etched quality; stones lose their reflection when covered in felt. Shades of camel are injected with Prussian blue, deep red and okra floral print. Proportion is created with volume added to the forearms of sleeves and bell shaped skirts on dresses and coats. Degradé Prince of Wales and mohair windowpane wool inject masculine charm. For evening, fluid ruffles and sculpted pleats wrap around a more constructed form; instinctive elegance.
To create the look: Hair Tutorial
Herve Leger Fall Winter 2010 Fashion Show
New York Fashion Week. Herve Leger by Max Azria Fall Winter 2010 Collection. Hair by Bob Recine for Moroccanoil.
For Fall/Winter 2010, Hervé Léger by Max Azria fuses its iconic signature and couture techniques with the speed of street athleticism. An achromatic palette is energized by flashes of neon brights, blurring the lines between sophistication and urban edge. Cross-laced panels, textured prints and enameled surfaces highlight the aerodynamic shape of the female form. Her second-skin armor gives her the confidence to stand tall in the face of the future. BTW The Herve Leger dresses are SO Marta:)
Erin Fetherston Autumn/Winter 2010 Collection
New York Fashion Week. Erin Fetherston Autumn/Winter 2010 Collection hair looks created by Odile Gilbert for Moroccanoil. The Look and Inspiration: Erin Fetherston’s Autumn/Winter 2010 collection takes inspiration from iconic Chelsea Girl, Nico (Velvet Underground).
L to R: Fashion designer Erin Fetherston and model backstage at the Erin Fetherston Autumn/Winter 2010 Fashion Show during New York Fashion Week back in February 2010
The Hair Design: “I love this inspiration,” said Odile. “It’s very 70’s New York rock and roll, yet chic and modern. The hair looks beautiful. It’s straight in a natural way, full of body, and shimmering with silky shine. All these Nico (Velvet Underground & Nico) inspired looks have long dramatic bangs that just barely touch the eyebrows and are longer at the sides. In fact, this modern edgy style is identical to the look that Erin Fetherston wears herself.
Derek Lam Fall 2010 Fashion Show Hair by Moroccanoil
New York Fashion Week. Derek Lam Fall 2010 Fashion Show. Hair by Orlando Pita @ Orio for Moroccanoil.
The hairstyle and inspiration: A focus on texture underlines this ethereal hair look. A closer glance reveals the absolute essential required for this courageous look. Hair in superb condition, healthy, strong and vital, with natural-shine that emanates from each strand. “It’s a different, very natural take on straight texture,” says Orlando, “one with a airiness, almost a wispiness, especially when the model walks the runway.”
How to get the hairstyle: Hair Tutorial
