Hair has the ability to truly transform the look and identity of a person; the S Moda 'Jugar a Peinarse' cover editorial shows just how powerful it can be. There is a reason why people on the run tend to change the color of their before anything else. In this case, however, a slew of sculptural coifs are put on display.
The S Moda 'Jugar a Peinarse' cover shoot was lensed by David Roemer of Atelier Management. It stars model Lindsey Wixson. The blonde beauty was put in the capable hands of hair stylist Peter Gray, who focused on everything from while curls and retro feathering to playful beehives and classic updos. The beauty looks were complemented with sequinned dresses and tops styled by Chabela Garcia.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Hair Transformations
- Opportunity for hair salons and stylists to offer innovative hair transformation services that can completely change a person's look and identity.
- Sculptural Coifs
- Opportunity for hairstylists and artists to create avant-garde and sculptural hairstyles that push the boundaries of traditional hair styling.
- Playful Beehives
- Opportunity for hair product manufacturers to create playful and modern variations of classic beehive hairstyles that appeal to a younger demographic.
Where This Applies
- Hair Salons
- Hair salons can capitalize on the trend of dramatic hair transformations by offering specialized services and treatments for customers looking for a bold change.
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can collaborate with hairstylists to create visually striking and avant-garde hair editorials that push the boundaries of traditional beauty standards.
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can incorporate the trend of sculptural coifs into their marketing campaigns and product launches by showcasing hairstyles that are both artistic and fashion-forward.
