Models Amanda Murphy, Juliana Schurig and Elizabeth Erm sport edgy hairdos in the 'Faces of Tomorrow' editorial for Self Service Magazine #40. Hair stylist Luke Hersheson decided to forego typical curls in favor of something a little more unconventional. Whether it’s a knotted take on the classic braid or choppy bangs, each style is a guaranteed head-turner. Meanwhile, makeup artist Karim Rahman opted for a minimal look, ensuring that these "faces of tomorrow" were fresh and dewy.
As for the fashion, editor Suzanne Koller interspersed the boxy, utilitarian wardrobe with some ruffled, feminine pieces to keep things diverse.
Overall, the editorial—lensed by photographer Collier Schorr—rings in the Spring/Summer fashion season with a raw and unusual vibe.
Militant Knotted Hairstyles
The Self Service #40 Issue Features Some Interesting Hair Looks
Trend Themes
1. Knotted Hairstyles - Creating intricate and edgy knotted hairstyles is a disruptive innovation opportunity for hairstylists and salons.
2. Unconventional Hairdos - Exploring unconventional hairdos, like choppy bangs and unique braid styles, presents an opportunity for hairstylists to embrace creativity and cater to the avant-garde clientele.
3. Minimal Makeup Look - The trend towards minimal makeup looks opens up opportunities for makeup artists to focus on enhancing natural beauty and creating a fresh, dewy appearance.
Industry Implications
1. Hair Salon Services - Hair salons can capitalize on the trend of knotted hairstyles by offering specialized services and attracting clients who seek unique and cutting-edge hairdos.
2. Hairstyling Products - The demand for unconventional hairdos creates opportunities for hairstyling product manufacturers to develop new products and styling tools that facilitate the creation of intricate and edgy hairstyles.
3. Makeup Industry - The movement towards minimal makeup looks opens up opportunities for the makeup industry to develop and market products that enhance natural beauty and achieve a fresh, dewy complexion.