"Real Time" by Go Coppola
The mugshot-like photography accentuates the title of this new collection with its "real-time," no-fluff expressions. Additionally, it makes the hairstyles more approachable, while effortlessly portraying high fashion in a carefree way. With this small selection of looks, Go Coppola pays homage to 25 years of hairstyles dedicated to national and international fashion magazines.
Two short cuts feature thick texture and a compact body. A medium-length style brings back the allure of '90s grunge fashion, while long, voluminous waves evoke the essence of tousled luxury. Colors remain within a natural palette, refreshed by highlights and hints of red in the blonde.
Shadow and Light in Waves
Luxury with a tousled effect. Her hair is cut to a uniform length, with thick waves that not only stir the senses but are also responsible for the volume and great movement of the long hair.
Her roots are several tones darker than the tips, with a slow transition between the two colors—a dark and light blonde with honey overtones. For a special effect, and to give her face a radiant frame, the outer strands of the bangs shimmer in the same lighter blonde found in the tips.
A jagged side part underlines the casual, yet thoroughly elegant, style of the hair.
Heavy Texture
Grunge at its finest. The heavy texture in her tips works fantastically with the disheveled styling of her medium-length cut. The fringe is smoother than the rest of the hair and is highlighted with an ice-cream-colored blonde tone—orange cream in beach blonde with dark roots.
The cut also features layers and a side part, emphasizing elegant rebellion. The black jacket with its masculine lapel and her smoky eye shadow complete the statement.
Compact Short Cut
A face-framing style with a short neck area can be this flattering and fun! Go Coppola added some tingling highlights to the walnut color of her hair.
The front has a generous length that plays around her face in soft movement with just the right amount of deconstructed messiness. A side part is always a chic choice, and we love that the smaller side is tucked behind the ear.
Deconstructed Short Hair
Ice cream colors may give it a gentle appearance, but that’s about the only soft side of this radically short cut. Blunt-cut strands of varying lengths alternate in the fringe, continuing to display their jagged edges and rough texture all around.
Individual strands are styled straight, with position and direction fine-tuned for maximum effect. The light blonde is infused with a pastel peach.
Hairstyles: Go Coppola