Sublime Minimalism - Fall 10
Akademia Fryzjerstwa Berendowicz & Kublin
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The one-of-a-kind fashion created by Ewa Minge has been on an international victory tour, winning over more and more new fans. Now, the sophisticated and avant-garde shapes of the renowned designer have inspired a collection of hairstyles that are works of art in themselves.
The Akademia Fryzjerstwa Berendowicz & Kublin combines elements of sculpture, architecture, and geometry to create elegant, larger-than-life looks for women who are unique and unafraid to show it. Innovative shapes still reflect classic influences and are assembled with extreme intricacy.
Long Hairstyle with Uplifting
Just in time for the festive nights of the season! An elegant bulge of the long frontal hair is just the prelude to the crescendo of long, luxurious curls, coiled to perfection right below the shoulders. The symmetry and simplicity are just as intriguing as the luscious volume and open play, contrasting with the extreme control of the lifted top section.
A muted brown with broad golden highlights sets a calm and warm tone. For more free-spirited moments, the long hair is also stunning in its open and free-flowing form, styled with a short side part and full volume.
Copper Hair Color
A long hairstyle with the shape of a rare flower and the warm orange-copper color of a winter sunset may be just the right thing to heat up the colder days of the year. The sleek lines turn ultra-luxurious with their length and the gentle, yet elegant, outward curve along the tapered edge.
For practical reasons, a small wedge is pushed aside to reveal part of the face, but with the curtain closed, the appearance reveals its full sculptural nature and intricate shape.
Updo with a French Twist
Intricate tiny waves are the result of elaborate crimping—a worthy effort, as evidenced by this artistic result of fine hair art. A balanced roll from the side shows its craftsmanship from a frontal view.
A French Twist is the inspiration for this glamorous updo, but the direction changes from the back to the side and rolls up towards the crown. Mild highlights in light and golden blonde bring energy to the muted brown base and enhance the tiny ruffles of the crimps throughout the hair.
Cubist Hairstyle
A hairstyle that could not be more cubist! The triangular shape, extending from high on the crown to the base of the nose in a smooth curve, is the central focus of the otherwise simplistic style.
It epitomizes minimalism and balances well with the rest of her outfit and makeup. The hair color, radiating gentle warmth in an intense yet subdued red tone, adds depth.
1920s or 1930s Hairstyle
What begins as large waves reminiscent of long hairstyles from the 1920s and 1930s transforms into a wild cascade of less controlled waves and curls. The longer the hair becomes, the frothier the curls turn—like a mountain creek that begins slowly and then increases in pace and savage motion.
Pulling the full mass of hair to one side and wearing it over one shoulder tames the wildness not at all, but adds elegance and sophistication.
Bobby-pinned Updo
This elaborate style is reminiscent of regal headdresses found in many cultures worldwide. A hairstyle made for celebration and very special occasions.
The long hair was artfully coiled around the head and then pinned to present a smooth flow enhanced by the contrast of light and dark shades of hair color. Traditional in its core but innovative and avant-garde in its expression.
Hairstyles: Akademia Fryzjerstwa Berendowicz & Kublin
Dresses: Ewa Minge
Makeup: Monika Kolodziej and Gabriela Gnat
Styling: Gabriela Gnat
Photography: Sebastian Szwajczak
See also: Long hairstyles | Up styles