Grafix by Lassana

Targeted hair color effects
 
With the Grafix Collection, Lassana revives the concept of pop art, drawing inspiration especially from the work of Bridget Riley, one of the masters of the movement that reached its peak in the 1960s and 1970s. Lines, geometry, and calculated, controlled movement are the key elements in these visual treats.
 
The drama in these cuts, with their graphic surprises and bold, determined designs, is enhanced by the strategic use of hair color effects. Contrasting hues are applied in distinct streaks of varying widths. Each strand is meticulously planned, leaving nothing to chance.
 
All of this meticulous work pays off with truly stunning looks. While influenced by the past, they could not be more modern, pointing the way to trend heaven.
 

Postmodern Pageboy

Modern hairstyle with a short nape and color streaks
 
Short hair with blond, brown and red streaks
 
Colorful short haircut and a high turtleneck
 
A feast of features catapults a pageboy-inspired short haircut into a new dimension. Graphic lines and the most refined use of geometry are accentuated by streaks of hair color. Blonde, light brown, and shades of dark and light red brighten the dark base and harmonize with the cut’s shape.
 
A thin section of hair drops down in front, as thin as a veil, with a stripy texture matching the color application. What a genius combination of shape and color! Another splash of color sits in the very short nape—almost hidden but precious as an unexpected detail.
 

Pink in the Fringe

Stunning short haircut - Side view
 
Blonde hair with a splash of pink
 
Short haircut with very clear lines
 
A great way to enhance your look is to add a splash of color. Not that this short haircut needs any boost; it’s stunning on its own. However, the extremely long and disconnected fringe comes to life with a kiss of bright pink at the tips.
 
The hair color softly fades into blonde as it moves upward. A very clear line defines the perimeter, and the finest layering and graduating are responsible for the exquisite shape. Use serum to keep it smooth and well-groomed.
 

Asymmetry and Accented Bangs

Very short bob with sides that have different lengths
 
Coppery hair color for hazel eyes
 
Short haircut with a very artistic side
 
The V stands for victory, and this look is sure to achieve that. The reversed V sectioning off the short fringe from the also very short bob stands out with its bright coppery hue against a dark background.
 
The color of the highlighted area complements her hazel eyes perfectly—what an effect! The sides of the short bob have different lengths, and the back is graduated. This modern look has a very artistic flair and nods to the great fashions of the ’60s.
 

Purple Curls

Short blonde hair with purple spiral curls
 
Bob with piral curls and purple accents
 
A head full of chin-length spiral curls brightens the day. Who could feel blue with a look so vibrant and chic? Our model opted for purples, with strands worked into her extra-long bangs in a triangular shape, brightening the look with deep plum, softer lavender, and a few reddish accents. The cut is an A-line bob, keeping the style simple despite the vibrant details.
 

Sleek and Black

Hairstyle with a very short and a long side
 
Haircut with varying lengths - Long and short hair combined
 
Short and long hair combined in one cut
 
Long hair will never be the same. New visions have transformed an over-the-shoulder long hairstyle into a visual and artistic feast with varying lengths, undercuts, points, corners, and exciting textures. A classic round fringe is partially covered with a whiff of hair, cut to an accent point in the center, and styled in thin, diagonal layers over the sleek base.
 
The very short and long sides both stand out with their clear lines and defined design. Black and glossy to the max is the way to go with such an intricate, detail-rich look.
 

Transitions

Short hair with a transitioning cut and color
 
Short and wearable eccentric haircut
 
The hair color and cut both transition and change within this short, very Zen look. A cutting line with a point runs under a wide strand of hair over the forehead, resembling a brushstroke of paint.
 
A splash of color is brightest at the cutting line of the fringe area, transitioning seamlessly from bright red to a darker tone, ultimately dissolving into the black base color. An eccentric and artsy haircut, yet very wearable day or night.
 
Salon: Frizerstvo Lassana
Haircuts: Metod Tasič & Ana Oblak
Coloring: Mateja Križmančič, Marija Erjavec, Sara Mikluž
Makeup: Maja Šušnjara
Styling: Danaja Vegelj
Photography: Mimi Antolovic