Metamorphoses by BUNDY BUNDY
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Goddess: The look by BUNDY BUNDY
What hairstyles do today’s goddesses wear? Inspired by their visit to the exhibit 'Goddess' in New York City, Hans and Georg Bundy, along with their artistic team, challenged themselves with that very question. Even the legendary editor-in-chief of the American fashion bible, 'Vogue,' Anna Wintour, joined in, selecting the most impressive photographic images relating to the 'Eternal Myth of the Female.'
We are thrilled to present the team’s answer: they've adapted stylistic devices from the past to the present, incorporating current innovations while keeping an eye on the future.
The heavenly BUNDY BUNDY look
BUNDY BUNDY combines the team’s unmatched expertise in hair coloring methods with the unique haircutting techniques of its leading national and international stylists. Could you believe that this luxurious curly hairdo can easily transform into an office-appropriate straight page-boy cut with just a common hairdryer?
Unlike any other company, BUNDY BUNDY is renowned for its innovative corporate philosophy, which offers pricing options in a democratic manner. This gives customers the choice between the top-of-the-line “Couture” service or the more affordably priced “Style-In” service.
Metamorphoses by BUNDY BUNDY
The season is full of surprises thanks to BUNDY BUNDY. The traditional Austrian corporation demonstrates its leading role in training future hairdressing elites, focusing on anticipating future trends and meeting the styling needs of networking generations. This was one of the team’s main mantras in creating the fall/winter look for 2003/4.
Their answer: a style that allows for reinvention throughout the day. Following their motto “Function over Form,” BUNDY BUNDY created a fringe haircut that effortlessly transforms into four brand-new looks. Named "Disconnected," this innovative cutting technique combines shortly cropped patches with wild, romantic strands for a dynamic effect.
New Generation by BUNDY BUNDY
The demands of the networker generation are evolving: those who expect four different hairstyles from one haircut won't settle for just one hair color. This insight motivated BUNDY BUNDY's artistic team to pioneer groundbreaking multicolor hair coloring techniques.
When styled conservatively, these multicolored strands create a strict graphical structure in the hair. In a down style, these perfectly matched colors appear exceptionally vibrant.
Disconnected Fringe
This image showcases the exceptional styling versatility of the disconnected fringe haircut by the BUNDY BUNDY artistic team, featuring smooth flat hair, a geometric up-style, and a voluminous hairstyle. Named for its unusually executed fringe, this haircut is characterized by sections of contrasting lengths, creating a look that is both versatile and unforgettable.
The forward portions of the top and side sections are cut into a blunt, slightly curved fringe that extends from behind one ear to just behind the other. Undercutting in the sideburn area reduces bulk and ensures uniform thickness around the head. The remaining sections, including the crown and nape areas, are layered.
To style the long hair, emphasize the layers and overall design. Keep the fringe smooth as a base while using a texturing product to give the longer, layered sections definition and enhance any colored accent strands. Blow-dry with a round brush and texturing product, then apply a dab of product and rake it through the hair with your fingers to separate and create strands.
Smooth and Flat Hair
Styling for this modern long hairstyle follows a similar approach, but this time, the emphasis is on keeping the hair smooth and flat. A straightening iron can be used to achieve a sleek finish. The result is a more conservative look, with the accent colors appearing slightly more diffused and softened.
Geometric Up-Style
This is a highly structured, geometric up-style. The fringe serves as a framework, around which the layered sections are criss-crossed and wrapped into a crown. The accent colors are strategically placed to enhance the lines of the hairstyle, resulting in a neat, chic style.
Funky Curled Hairstyle
This long hairstyle focuses on volume and texture. The hair is curled using tools of varying sizes to create organic-looking waves, incorporating large portions of the previously smooth and static fringe areas. By adding a texturizing product for definition, the style becomes free, funky, and ready for fun.
Style for Curlier Hair Types
The hair here is cut in an extensively layered mode, with the layers steeply textured to create a light, wispy design. This haircut is ideal for those with curlier hair types, offering both manageability and volume control.
Styling is achieved using a diffused blow dryer and scrunching technique, resulting in a look that is edgy and wild, yet appealing for its stark beauty.
Hair Styled Behind the Ear
Let's revisit the pageboy cut with a deep fringe and shoulder length blunt cut using a curved line in the back. The rich blend of auburn, copper and cocoa brown give a dimensional effect to the hair.
The styling is achieved using a blow dryer and brush to direct the hair back behind the ear, creating a smooth, silky silhouette. The string of coins, used as an accessory, adds sparkle and light to the hairstyle.
Modern Roller-Set Curls
How would Marilyn Monroe present herself if she were born fifty years later? What about the iconic hairstyles of the silver screen goddesses? This is a modern interpretation of the classic hairstyle worn by Hollywood's quintessential blondes.
The buttery blonde color, often referred to as 'starlet blonde,' epitomizes the glamour of the era. The style takes Marilyn Monroe's signature roller-set curls and updates them for today. Carefully curled and arranged, the hairstyle focuses on maintaining the silhouette while framing the face perfectly.
To achieve a similar look, begin with a shoulder-length pageboy cut featuring a long fringe. Wrap sections of hair around large and medium rollers and allow them to dry completely. Gently comb out the set to preserve the curls' definition, then mist with hairspray and lightly scrunch to refine the curls.
Gloria Swanson Look
This photo showcases the starlet blonde color, offering a glimpse of what Gloria Swanson might have looked like portraying Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard if she were born fifty years later and if the film were produced today.
The front sections of the top and sides are meticulously styled into a tiara of pin curls that cascade across the forehead. The remaining hair is elegantly smoothed back into a satin-finished twist, creating a profile reminiscent of a vaguely neo-Grecian aesthetic.
Hairstyles: BUNDY BUNDY Artistic Team
See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles | Up styles