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The Line Takes The Tangent
The match went into overtime all the way to Milan. While Boss, Versace and Ermanno Scervino opted for a clean parting of the hair right down the middle of the head; others like The Attico and Elisabetta Franchi preferred side parts. But that’s not all, in Italy, the parting played on its versatility and went off on a tangent. At Missoni and Francesca Liberatore, it imposed itself in an asymmetrical version.
In any case, she wears her hair slicked back on both sides, whether the lengths are loose or not.
Wet Hair, Always
Whether we like it or not, wet hair was very present during this Milan Fashion Week. And contrary to what we are used to seeing, these glossy looks were shown in a deconstructed way at Hui, The Attico and Ferrari. Long and fine shaped locks were sometimes displayed on the contour of the face, sometimes on their forehead. Special mention at Phan Dang Hoang where the models’ wet hair officiated as large locks covering almost their entire forehead.
Natural Waves
Faced with these gel-tamed hairdos with a tousled, styled look , naturalness is essential. While ultra-smooth (like at Versace) hasn’t said its last word, it’s hairstyles with natural waves (perhaps a bit stylized) that are essential for next season. Wavy hair has been seen at Boss, Roberto Cavalli and Aniye Records.
Christopher Luu
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