Very Frida by BUNDY BUNDY
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At BUNDY BUNDY, art is not limited exclusively to hair. For many years, BUNDY BUNDY has been a patron of the arts and actively involved in cultural projects, including the renowned Frida Kahlo exhibit at Bank Austria's Kunstforum in Vienna.
Frida Kahlo, one of the most significant exponents of Surrealism and New Realism, is the BUNDY BUNDY artistic team's new muse. She has inspired BUNDY BUNDY's creations for autumn and winter. The Mexican painter was a strong and charismatic feminist whose style mirrored her personality.
We all recognize the classic Frida look: precisely parted hair down the middle, her remarkable eyebrows, and a proud, intense, almost defiant gaze. She depicted herself in numerous self-portraits.
The Kahlo-inspired haircuts are ideal for women who are uncompromisingly feminine. The shift between being tough and soft creates a need for haircuts that can be easily transformed: from a strong and powerful woman to a sophisticated, masculine-inspired look, from boyish chic to the garçon style—and back to where you started in no time.
Short Hair & Long Top Section
The short, graduated back transitions into a long, soft, and voluminous top section. A stylish high point at the back of the crown serves as the apex of this charming short cut.
A few highlights on the warm chestnut base enhance the movement. The expression is coy, stylish, and filled with confident feistiness. The styling keeps things soft and flowy, with all the hair curving toward the front and framing the face.
Short Hair and Silk Blouse
A precise haircut with short sides and back but gradually longer hair towards the top achieves a regal shape, befitting both a great artist and women with an appreciation for everyday elegance.
Combed back with a lot of lift in the crown, the hair maintains a wet texture and shine through a generous application of gel. It pairs perfectly with a smooth and shiny silk blouse and waistcoat!
Hairstyle with a Short Neck
Deep bangs swept to one side reveal one eye while hiding the other. This short hairstyle, with masculine lines along the sides and the short neck, exudes mystery while remaining filled with feminine sensuality.
Stylish and elegant to the extreme, this haircut is as timeless as a precious piece of art. Dark hues interact with caramel highlights to enhance flow and soft dimensions.
Faux Updo for Short Hair
Refined from root to tip with a fine cut, masterful coloring, and statuesque styling, this basic short haircut with longer sections on top can be transformed into a faux updo with a good dose of gel and a lot of imagination.
In contrast to the slicked-back sides, the top hair defies gravity in all directions. The resemblance to some of Frida Kahlo's updos is clear.
Dark Brown Bob
Sleek elegance with timeless beauty is achieved through a minimalist approach.
The dark brown bob features a high pivot point, with the hair parted in a low, overlapped fashion. It flows toward, over, and around the face as if painted with wide strokes by a master. A gentle curve from the side enhances the cheekbone, creating an aura of passion and power.
The super-sleek hair shines best with a touch of serum, and a flexible gel keeps it all in place.
Tousled Hair
Creative people don’t look the same every day. This bohemian chic tousled hairdo is achieved with minimal effort.
A bit of mousse for lift, a gentle blow dry, and a touch of gel massaged into the hair before tossing it left and right ensure it falls into its perfect place of the moment.
Monobrow
Frida's famous monobrow is the inspiration for this intense makeup look, which combines a straight line across the brow with a gentle blending of color from dark to light.
The eyes are the focal point, but the hair frames them perfectly, much like a painting is enhanced by its frame.
Lifted at the roots and gently curved to a wispy outward swing, the volume and texture complement the rest of this extravagant look.
Woman with a Moustache
Even a painted-on Daliesque moustache cannot hide the smoldering sensuality and passion of a beautiful woman. With masculine contrasts, her femininity is accentuated and empowered.
The short, sleek haircut, with its long side-parted fringe and shine from pomade, is delightfully retro. From the 1920s to Frida's Mexico and beyond, this look continues to turn heads and sizzle with androgynous magnetism.
Wet-Looking Curls
A simple part in the middle becomes a statement when it cuts through well-defined curls treated with enough gel to keep them looking wet for hours.
The simplicity of the haircut is offset by its wild texture and slight A-line. Gentle layering on the sides distributes the volume evenly. Whether with or without a painted-on moustache, this look is wild and unforgettable.
Hypnotizing Short Haircut
Combine the energy of a bullfight with the intensity of Flamenco, add a touch of Clark Gable, and serve it with a strong Tequila.
This simple yet hypnotizing look has it all. Perfect for a woman of taste and attitude, this short artsy haircut tempts with its contrast and head-spinning combination of masculine sideburns and feminine lusciousness.
Short Hair Rised Up High
The organic shape of the short graduated haircut rises high in a mingled and twirled play of well-defined strands. Sides stay close to the head and are slicked back, enhancing the effect.
From the temples, the top hair is drenched in high-powered styling product, giving this extravagant look the stand and persistence, as well as the shine of fresh oil paint.
An homage to the monobrow is achieved with long-lasting eyeshadow meeting in a straight line across the forehead.
Punk Hairstyle with a Quiff
The tempestuous, contagious energy of the famous painter is captured in this windswept quiff that follows no rules but always points forward.
No storm could break her, and nothing will keep this look from captivating and mesmerizing all spectators. A few elements of punk, ever-so-softened, give it a modern edge and revolutionary flair.
Hairstyles: BUNDY BUNDY artistic team
Photos: Inge Prader
See also: Short hairstyles | Medium hairstyles