IT all started in New York with the big, candyfloss hair of Marc Jacobs' Seventies disco divas. Now the Seventies style has also arrived in London.

At Felder Felder, Nick Irwin for Tigi introduced to us his "rock and roll hippy hair" which was flat at the roots and wide (just the right side of frizzy in texture) at the bottom.

This triangle-shaped hair, synonymous with the Seventies, was also seen in ever-so-slightly-bigger proportions at PPQ, where hairstylist Duffy (styling hair for Clairol) was inspired by pictures of an early Debbie Harry (blonde, big and over-processed).

And then to Topshop Unique, where hair was larger than life (the models could barely fit through to the door to get to the bathroom), as Paul Hanlon for Bumble & Bumble added hair-piece upon hair-piece (some coloured in dusky pink or sherbet blue) to add an ethereal quality to the show's Seventies revival.

And how to achieve this look? Rickrack hair in pins, leave to set, brush out and then backcomb the lengths with a Mason & Pearson brush. The bigger the better it would seem, so don't be shy...
POST : 2024-11-22    VIEW : 2679

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