KSFH - Spring Summer 10
Inspiration: Details from 80s pop and 90s grunge are reborn in haircuts that are ready for the upcoming catwalks.
Cuts: A mix of blunt and point cutting adds softness and motion. The combination of hair cutting techniques results in styles that are like two or even three cuts all in one. Undercutting, overcutting, and disconnections are essential, with combinations of graduation and layering present in every cut.
Styling: Moving hair is back! The cutting techniques allow for everything from a straight and dominant look to a raw, wild feeling. Keep elements separate or combine both for a unique style.
Blue Geometry
Shape and hair color work together to create a strong and bold geometric short style. The blunt cutting line along the bangs continues to the back, overlapping the slightly longer side layer and the textured crown—it's the frosting on the cake.
The radical approach is most evident in the blue hair color, veiled by dark brown strands from the top layer.
Styled to the Wild
While the previous look had a sleek styling to showcase the refined layers of color and precise cutting lines, a few quick steps can transform this Zen-like geometry into a statement of wild nature.
The color contrast adds an electric vibe to the artfully tousled short hair. The side hair is swept back, while the top and front are free to style.
Colored Layers
Combining warm and cool hair colors, like rich brown and charcoal silver, can be daring, but it perfectly suits this layered look. Color and cut are in sizzling harmony, with individual elements playing together beautifully.
The layers are choppy and full of texture, with hair coloring applied in wide sections.
Layers Revealed
The innovative combination of techniques is most evident in this straight style. The layers have varying lengths, each colored in a contrasting hue. The motion of the long hair reveals new patterns and rays of color with every turn.
The combination of geometric angles and organic, flowing lines in cutting and texture is very trendsetting.
Transitions in Blonde
Deconstructed curls and a straight front provide the perfect contrast in texture for this long, feathery look.
While the sides spin with wild allure, the long bangs, softened with a bit of point cutting along the edge, offer calm amidst the chaos. The motion is visually supported by lighter and darker layers of blonde.
Blonde Turbulence
Women with a great sense of individuality will make this look their own. From the side, the radical structure of the mussed curls shows an even bolder attitude. The volume is distributed unevenly and with passion.
Deeper hues add depth and mystery, with the fringe holding the look together.
Hair: Kristijan Petek & Marko Beltram for KSFH
Makeup: Avrelia for ksfh
Photography: Peter Marinšek
Hair cosmetics: Schwarzkopf Professional
Models: Sara, Lucia, Špela
See also: Short hairstyles | Long hairstyles