Urban Graff by Eric Léturgie

Youthful hairstyles
 
Graffiti on the walls and on the hair: A symbol of modern expression in color and edgy shapes!
 
Each of Eric Léturgie’s youthful hairstyles features elements of urban style. Streaks and patches of bright colors enhance the natural base colors and expand on the artistic theme of this collection.
 
Eye-covering curls, disconnected accent strands, hints of geometry, and a cool attitude make for a cosmopolitan makeover. With understated hair colors and an easy design, these hairstyles are highly wearable.
 

Sleek as Silk

Silky long hair with a light feel
 
Sleek long hair
 
It doesn’t get any sleeker than this. A long hairstyle with finely textured edges gives a light and feathery feel, featuring a soft taper along the sides and very fine loose strands that fall over her face.
 
Long, thin, and shorter but thicker tassels break up the simplicity of the classic cut with its blunt bangs. Intense illumination lifts the spirit, accentuating the right side of the fringe and the left side of the over-the-shoulder plunging length.
 

Flowing Updo

Casual updo for sleek hair
 
Updo with braided hair rolled into a bun
 
Casual with sleek finesse. A chic alternative to wearing long hair loose, this style features a bun. The extremely sleek hair was brushed until it resembled pure silk, then braided at the nape before being rolled up and tucked under to create this cool bun.
 
The combination of flawless sleekness and the casual shape of the bun, along with a few well-placed open strands, gives this look its alluring appeal. Her blunt bangs accentuate the exquisite artistry of her eyeliner. Silver highlights in the ash blonde hair provide another level of contrast for an even greater thrill—subtle but intense.
 

Impeccably Tapered

Medium-length hair with tapering
 
Hair cut in an angled line - Side view
 
The geometry of this cut is best observed from the sides, where a straight line connects the upper spine to the tip of her nose. This angle adds excitement to the simplicity of the round cut, which can be styled in many fun ways.
 
Here, the sides were curved inward with a round brush and smoothly flank her neck. Long bangs are styled to the side, following the smooth curve of the grand design. Her hair color is an earthy dark blonde, allowing her to be even more expressive with her makeup.
 

Catch the Wave

Short hair that curls around the ear
 
His and hers haircuts
 
Eric Léturgie puts a new spin on "his and hers" with adaptable cuts based on classic masculine hair design. Her version features a graduated neck that transitions in length from the back to the front.
 
A great inverted wave shape curls around her ear and flows back up into a curved fringe. All edges are fine-tuned in their graphic clarity. The movement comes from within, with the help of a fine comb and some anti-frizz modeling serum. A deep burgundy hair color completes the elegant edginess of this look.
 

Massive Mane of Curls

Medium-length hair with curls
 
Long curly fringe that covers the eyes
 
It’s frothy and comes in a delicious berry hair color. A thousand curls aren’t enough for this mane of curls. The incredible volume competes with the amazing fringe, which is so long that it fully covers her eyes and ends in a straight line from cheekbone to cheekbone.
 
This rebel with a spray can still see her creations on the wall through the little gaps between the curls and makes a determined statement about her own definition of style.
 

Movement and Pin Stripes

Men's haircut with wide side burns
 
Urban looks for hair
 
A new sense of dapper has entered the urban streets. Classic but with a twist, this haircut for men intrigues with short but extra-wide, curved sideburns, an equally curved short fringe, and the movement of the forward-combed hair.
 
All contours remain neat and find their seductive counterpart in his stubbly facial hair. Attention, men! Ties are trendy again, even outside of the office.
 
Production: Eric Léturgie
Hair: Eric Léturgie & Yannick Léturgie
Makeup: Mélanie Perodeau
Styling: Yannick Léturgie
Photography: Jean-François Bouchet d'Angely