Mysteriosa by MASSATO

Hairstyles inspired by the seventies
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Made for the woman of mystery, the femme fatale of fashion, and the provocative rebel of style—these three looks promise a fascinating fall/winter season of ravishing coiffures. Long, short, sleek, or tousled, each one of these styles has its own distinct character, just like the sources of inspiration for this collection.
 
Massato celebrates the style of famous women from the seventies with a respectful nod, reinventing their looks to bring glamour and unique celebrity style to modern women. Jane Birkin, Janis Joplin, and Françoise Sagan inspired this collection with their signature style and spirit.
 
While the silhouettes bear much resemblance to their predecessors, the technique is highly refined, incorporating modern textures, updated styling, and state-of-the-art hair coloring finesse.
 

Coupe Jane Birkin

Jane Birkin look with long straight hair and broad bangs
 
The iconic French actress and singer became famous for her feminine, alluring style. The broad fringe is gently curved to extend all the way from one cheekbone to the other. The curved body adds volume and imparts a special retro effect that we all love.
 
The warm brown tone, with a hint of rose in its shine, is earthy and sensual. The most spectacular element, however, is the long, straight sides. If your own hair isn’t long enough, hair extensions are the way to go.
 

Coupe Janis Joplin

Long hair with layers for a Janis Joplin look
 
"Oh Lord, won't you buy me..." a great new style! Janis set the world on fire and turned conventional appearance, behavior, and thinking upside down. Her liberated spirit gave women a new confidence and power. Her look was as wild as her passions.
 
In this modern version, the key elements are long layers, a massive diagonal fringe, and a mysterious, marvelous transition of color from dark, bluish Bordeaux to a blushed light lilac at the tips.
 

Coupe Françoise Sagan

Petite Françoise Sagan look with easy to manage short hair
 
The petite but mighty French writer preferred her hair to be easy to manage—short and attractive. This textured haircut is an ideal choice, especially for smaller faces. A diagonal fringe adds movement, and graduation techniques bolster the volume.
 
The silhouette is distinct yet soft. One of the best features of this sunshine blonde look is its versatility, and with the perfection of the cut, it looks great in all its different states of mind and mood.
 

Coupe Françoise Sagan 2

Short layered hair with a deliberately messed appearance
 
Transitioning from the smooth, more demure look in the previous style to this deliberately messy and tousled appearance is easy. A little product and targeted crimping and kneading are all that’s needed to shape the layered tresses.
 
Hair: MASSATO
 
See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles