Neo Déco by Framesi
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The house of Framesi is known for its exciting collections of hairstyles that draw from iconic styles of the past, reviving and modernizing them with creative twists, ironic exaggerations, and experiments fueled by a passion for hair.
Once again, the Italian masters of hair wow us with must-have styles inspired by earlier, vibrant periods of fashion. Art Déco was known for its geometric shapes, revolutionary breaks with tradition, and greater liberties for each gender.
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Elegant Face Hugger
Geometry with sharp corners and 90-degree angles gives a hypnotizing allure to this vintage-inspired short haircut. The pageboy cut is as 1920s as the flapper fringe dress, but Framesi reinvents this classic with new textures and hair colors to meet the demands of modern women.
Texture shapes the sides and visually separates the round top from the snug, forward-jutting sections, which are dipped in a radiant sunflower color at the corners. The wide bangs, with their traditional length halfway between the hairline and eyebrows, are shaped with a gentle curve. Additional texture is created on top by layering another section of hair in a different direction.
Asymmetry with Quills
No worries, these quills won’t hurt. The needle-fine strands that adorn her otherwise sleek and asymmetrical hairstyle are quite soft but defy gravity with the help of a good styling product and the right length to keep them light.
The short haircut features an interesting combination of lengths, with a long, angled fringe running across her forehead—an ideal companion for a feisty pout. You go, girl, and show the world what you’re made of!
Sultry Fringe
With a mysterious look, a not-so-shy smile, and her face partially covered by an XXL fringe, she knows how to flaunt her amazing new hairstyle. A short, layered section at the back of the crown adds spice to the otherwise long and sleek hair.
Deep texture keeps the edges light and gossamer-soft. All that great cutting and shaping would be nothing without the hair color. Café au lait highlights in wide streaks alternate with dark brown, illuminating the look and adding dimension.
Long Hair with Short Bangs
Bravo to Framesi for their daring and creative approach that makes us rethink hairstyles we’re used to and inspires us to reinvent our long hair and, consequently, our world. It all starts with the bangs—call it the big bang of hair.
Nestled amidst long, ultra-sleek hair with movement all over and especially along the tapered sides is a tight, straight, and dense fringe. The bold shape is softened by a slew of fine strands that fall as softly as a butterfly’s wing.
Curls on the Side
Afro-style tiny curls are bundled on the side, creating a dramatic structure of kinky hair delight. Contrasted by the extremely sleek hair that clings to her head like heavy satin, this ball of fire appears very extravagant.
A hairstyle composed like a modern sculpture with an ideal balance of shape and a color that will captivate hearts.
Done-Undone Hairstyle
Who doesn’t love the look of a man with a done-undone hairstyle? The secret is a good cut combined with a liberally tousled finish. Rough layers provide texture and support the movement of his light natural wave.
The haircut is essentially round with an oval shape around the head. A long fringe, a long neck with plenty of texture, and of course, a stubbly beard add to the intrigue. Watch out, girls...
Neat and Quirky Retro Style
It takes a good sense of style and humor, along with a handsome face, to pull off a striking look like this 1950s-inspired hairstyle. The famous quiff is exaggerated with a fun upward flip, and the clipper-cut sides are as neat and short as possible.
All the longer top hair is combed forward to culminate in the spectacular wave. All the energy of the surge is focused on the eye-catching tiny sharp point. Let’s go surfing!
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See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles | Men's hairstyles