"Nouvelle Vague" by Massato
No cut is like another, yet all share core elements. They are short, unique, and just a little on the provocative side. Fashion statements for strong personalities that prove once again that short hair is beautiful and can be extremely feminine.
Massato presents three delightful categories that showcase the main trends for short haircuts. These are the androgynous style, made famous by Jean Seberg; the Belle of the day or night; and the "bad boy" look, which is intriguingly appealing on women as well. All cuts have a rebellious and urban stylish flavor—innovative and expressive. Who could resist that?
Boy Cut in Blonde
She likes to wear his shirts and now also his haircut. With Massato's innovative approach, it transforms from a masculine look into an expression of beauty and feminine style. The short-cropped hair is layered at the neck and all around.
Fine texture and a beautiful interplay of various lengths, combined with different blonde tones, create a très chic garçon look with a finely tuned ruffled structure and even some hairs softly spiking up at the back of the crown. The color and textures soften the look to an intriguing balance of fragility and strength.
Retro Crop
Jean Seberg and Twiggy caused a stir when they cut their hair this short decades ago. Their daring move put short boy cuts on the map as surprisingly feminine looks with an incredibly attractive aura. There's no age limit to wearing your hair this short—just look at Dame Judi Dench, who has sported a similar crop.
The haircut is very structured and plays with a variety of lengths to create interest and shape. The bangs are adorable and very short, just an indication of a fringe at baby length. Androgynous in its form and concept, but powerfully feminine with its platinum blonde diva color.
Black and White Explosion
A bit punk, a bit sci-fi—this hairstyle lets you show your true colors. Why settle for anything less than one of the boldest looks of the season? Even though this look might be a bit extravagant, if not eccentric, it is timeless in its own way. The spikes from decades past have been replaced by new soft structures and more finesse in the cuts.
The hair is cut short and textured to a choppy variety of lengths, all with soft edges and transitions. A long fringe and a side section make the shape intriguing, complemented by a striking contrast of two strong colors: platinum blonde and ebony black.
Smooth and Petite
Understatement and purity define this very short haircut, which redefined hair fashion in the 1960s and remains popular today. Ideal for women who want to focus attention on their face and appreciate the lightness and practicality of a finely crafted, petite haircut.
Styled with wax to keep every hair under control and combed to the side like a traditional men's cut, this look exudes sophistication and independence, with an alluring hint of innocence.
Vintage Seduction
It's not the statement earrings or her très chic little black dress that causes a stir—it's all in the hair. Dramatic, airy volume in a short, layered, and very seductively shaped cut.
Sassy curls beneath her cheekbones complete the vintage flair, which is enhanced by the soft texture, teased roots, and the dazzlingly fabulous platinum blonde color.
Avant-garde Cut in Red
Geometry redefined in hair. A blunt cutting line is the eye-catcher and source of the triangular shape, making this short hairstyle stand out.
The hair is cut at jaw length and flares out straight, with longer strands pulled over the fringe for extra dramatic effect. These strands flare up in a bright red tone, a touch more intense than the rest of the hair, which shines with out-of-this-world copper blonde.
Hairstyles: Massato