La Féminin by Lassana
The fashion of the 20th century was shaped by three women whose influence is still felt today. Coco Chanel revolutionized couture, Edith Piaf captivated audiences with her voice and style, and Marlene Dietrich became an enduring fashion icon for generations.
Lassana embarked on a mission to explore the essence of each of their distinctive looks, resulting in a stunning collection of hairstyles for women who love sophisticated fashion. Short, medium, and long styles draw inspiration from past elegance but have been updated for today's urban life.
Modern Short Hairstyle
Fluid lines give this short black hairstyle its distinctive character. Reminiscent of haircuts from the 1920s and 1930s, it incorporates a modern flair. The very short neckline is mirrored in a low-plunging tip in front, evolving from a diagonal fringe and ending at the jawline.
Sleek and silky, this short hairstyle is a class of its own. Volume is created on the side using a round brush with a blow dryer. Only the tips are turned inward to achieve a beautiful roundness.
New Styling, New Look
Changing directions can offer a new perspective, and this applies to short hair as well. The same cut that once had a vintage charm is now aerodynamic and modern. The layered style was combed back and held in place with smoothing serum and hairspray.
All hair is out of the face, with subtle airy volume on the crown. The tiny triangular points in front of the ears add a charming touch. This length is ideal for trendy collared and buttoned-up blouses or turtleneck tops.
Blonde Bob with Texture
Soft as a whisper, this appealing bob features angled lines and tapered feathers that frame the face. A long fringe touches the tip of the nose before flowing diagonally to the lower tips, just beneath the chin. A straight side part enhances the stylish look.
Her hair color is a baby blonde with a radiant core. This hairstyle doesn’t need extra embellishments. Just a bit of roundness in the lower line, created with a styling brush while drying, gives it all the swing and chic it needs.
Wavy Marlene Dietrich Look
Marlene Dietrich was famous for her legs, often showcased in the then-revolutionary pants, but she also popularized a short, wavy hairstyle that we continue to enjoy today. This feminine look, full of personality, is based on a short bob with even length.
Bob Two-in-One
Can't decide between long hair and a classic bob? This haircut might be your answer. Combining varying lengths and a geometric design, it merges past influences with a modern touch.
The front layer, barely chin-length and resembling a long, straight cut side fringe, sizzles with streaks of stoplight red against a dark brown base. The rest of the hair is silky and almost mid-back length. A very short section at the part adds a classy yet playful element.
Straight Bangs in Two Colors
Platinum hair shines brightly against her black hair, and the fine texture contrasts with the intricacy of the lace. However, the real eye-catcher in this adventurous look is the full fringe. An innovative, layered coloring technique was used to add interest to the two-tone bangs.
The reddish-brown hair color, with its warm glow, is the perfect contrast to the cool blonde, and it's this juxtaposition that makes the combination so thrilling. One or both sides can be tucked behind the ear, and this style also looks great in a ponytail or as an updo. The fringe is the true star.
Celebration of Red
Bewitching in its deep and bold glow, this long red hairstyle has a very refined finish and cut. A blunt cutting line gives it a neat appearance, and the side fringe introduces a stylish asymmetry.
The hair is styled extremely straight with the help of a hot iron. Lift it with your hands and let it fall to create an interesting, uneven surface. A smoothing serum is essential to achieve this level of suppleness and shine.
Salon: Frizerstvo Lassana
Haircuts: Metod Tasič & Ana Oblak
Coloring: Nada Lučič, Mateja Križmančič, Jasna Mustedanagic, Sara Mikluž
Makeup: Maja Šušnjara
Styling: Danaja Vegelj
Photography: Mimi Antolovic