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Pop Art, pop music, and pop culture inspired this invigorating new hairstyle collection by Ishoka Hair Dressing & Beauty. Each and every one of the creative looks seems to ask, "Where is the party?" Channeling Andy Warhol while balancing a baroque updo extraordinaire, the collection showcases a rather eclectic gang of highly stylish statements of drama and beauty.
Bold, bright colors and powerful shapes come in a range of textures and hair lengths. Curls are featured alongside incredibly smooth, satiny surfaces and wildly woven structures. It’s a breath of fresh air and a bright spark on planet hair!
Retro Androgynous
If Andy Warhol and Twiggy had a child, it could look something like this. The simplicity in cut and color is executed to perfection. Each hair has its place and aesthetic function. The platinum blonde hair color is bright enough to blind, so keep your shades on, everybody!
Soft curving motion from the back towards the front and then around to the sides gives the short haircut a very fluid appearance.
The styling focuses on creating a satiny shine and liquid, effortless motion. The bangs are low, and a darling special effect on the sides appears as two small strands resembling curious little sideburns.
Swirly Trapeze Style
The high trapezoid shape seems like a natural choice for her face shape, with all of the lines working together to form a single shape from her chin to the flat but high top.
The haircut, with its shorter sides and long top hair, would typically deflate into a textured bob, but with enough volume and product, it transforms into a beautiful and eccentric style that seems to have emerged from a fairy tale.
Swirling movement takes our breath away, and the finest platinum blonde hair color is so bright and transparent that we are not sure if it really is from this dimension.
Elongated Bangs
Reverse the traditional idea of having longer hair in the back and short bangs in front. Isn’t this much more interesting?! The hair was sectioned into two parts from the temple in a steep line to the back of her crown.
The lower portion is styled tightly to the back, while the front gets to play. To call this a fringe is a heavy understatement, so let’s just call it a marvelous creation. With increased volume at the top, the hair flows forward and ends in fine, fun wispy waves that bring a lighthearted balance to the graphical serenity of the short hairstyle.
Platinum Goes Festive
A little excess keeps the spirit soaring every now and then. Get creative with your hair and take this exquisite short hairstyle as inspiration. The contrast between strict and playful parts is refreshingly dynamic.
Curls and Twirls
Celebrate it with a wreath. This specific one was created out of her amazing walnut-colored hair with its intense natural curl. It gives her a girlish yet very sophisticated appearance that looks polished and festive.
The trick is to take some of the strands—two on the larger side of the side part and one on the smaller side. These are twirled around themselves, which pulls the hair on her crown tight. Once fastened, they are all that is needed to keep this look in shape. The curls were cut to fluff up to the rounded shape and won’t flatten. A little shine spray adds a sparkly finish.
Rocking Rococo
The higher, the better. A natural curl is indispensable to achieve this lofty size and make it stay in place. The foot-long volume starts at the base of her neck and, while it reaches its height, it also widens slightly.
The result is a breathtaking style with much historic inspiration but a very modern texture. Part of the curls retain their defined shape while others are teased into fuzzy oblivion.
Edgy Pompadour
Posh and a little pompous, but with an extreme style factor once you learn how to balance this giant ball of hair. Of course, there is a trick to it, and your stylist might just know how to fill up the huge shape. Exaggeration is often the key to transforming something from the ordinary to the extraordinary and elevating it from mundane to art.
Each strand has its purpose, with those on top breaking up the monotony of a round shape. The free-flying fuzz around the sides adds a touch of happenstance and wildness to this elaborate updo.
Hair: Ishoka Artistic Team, Aberdeen
Makeup: Maddie Austin
Clothes: Claire Frith
Photography: Jack Eames
See also: Short hairstyles | Up styles