Hair
The autumn/ winter trend nocturne, explores the darker, more mysterious side of human existence. In this direction, night is embraced as a time of activity, whether physically, or mentally through deep dream states.
Sleek updos with twisted coils have a luxurious appeal, while wet tendrils are moulded around the face. Colours are rich and deep in high-pigmented violet, berry, midnight blue and purple.
Seasonal statments
Slick hair goes glam for the party season: sleek updos incorporate intricate details and new partings, while loose hair offers a darker, wilder edge with wet tendrils. Midnight blue, berry and violet tones are important: colour is applied all over the head or in sections for tonal contrast. Oil-based products are essential: these products assume a new importance, used to treat hair and assist in holding styles firmly in place.
Eastern goth- colour trend
Hair is vibrant and reflective in a range from vibrant violets and berry shades. Purple tones frame the fact while red-based colours are layered to create depth in the background. the finish should be shiny and glossy for photos to contrast from the dark edgy colours.
Eastern goth- style trend
Hair is slicked back tight and parted in a semi-circle shape to one side. Updos range from a sleek, tight knot at the bottom of the neck to a thin lip of hair that curves around the head. For editorial impact, twisted coils travel up the head to become high-ponies.
Eastern goth- product and finish trend
for this look, oils are important because they are used for treatment and the finish. to create a glossy finish the oils are to be applied from roots to tips. create distinctive rating that curves to the shape of the head.
Crazed winter- colour trend
Shadow and light are created with midnight blue and dusky purple tones. Painted unsystematically onto the hair, dark sections of blue turn suddenly to purple then back again, moving from the roots to the tips. The result is incongruous and choppy, elevated with a gloss, wet-look finish.
Crazed winter- styling trend
wet tendrils are swept across the face to create distinctive patters across the face. use water and shine spray for longer styles which is mauled onto the crown. the rest is left to fall naturally around the shoulders and wrap around the jaw line.
Crazed winter- product and finish
water-based gel is literally applied throughout hair using the fingers, and does to malleable yet wet-look finish. Thick strands of hair are created by clumping it together which are then further spritzed with shine spry and layered over the face. This will give a while and rugged look.
keeping in mind vivienne westwood's classic runway and editoral style but also concidering Emma Watson's more simplistic, classy style i want to style the hair so its glossy yet nateral and has slight volume volume and faintly wavy to represent the natual, freedom mentality behind my collection.