Introduction
Sometimes, my spy will send me photos so that I can share the hair scoops with the Hair Boutique visitors. My Fashion Spy hit paydirt at the recent Spring fashion shows. Although straight long hair seems to have passed its heyday, long hair is still popular with many of the fashion designers. The major difference between the recent Spring fashion shows and last year's show is that the long hair is full of waves, curls, braids, crimps and twists.
The good news for all of you who have been faithfully growing your hair is that long hair is still hot, but only with a carefully coiffed look.
Huh? Banana curls? Well you know, the kind your mom created on your head for those forever embarrassing baby photos.
Long Well Formed Single Curls
Using a good gel or hair grease like Uncle Bubby's, the hairstylists would mold one long curls that they would gently twist Although the long well dress single curl was created In some cases the long banana type of curl was twisted at the end and clasped with a tiny hair jewel or barrette. Ponytails Still Popular
The side ponytail ala Suzanne Sommers was back in vogue and was spotted on several models. The Spring 2000 side ponytail look started with a tight crown area and ended in a tightly wrapped tail that nestled down one shoulder. Side ponytails were viewed with either a very tight slicked back crown or a softer crown with bangs. All the ponytails were wrapped at the top by pieces of matching hair. In some cases side ponytails had long tendrils that would snake down along the cheekbones creating a messy, yet dramatic look. ConclusionThe Spring 2000 runways continued to spotlight long hair which has morphed from stick straight wisps to fuller, curlier and wavy looks with lots of body. Single long twists or banana curl looks were also popular. Side mounted ponytails also continued to be hot. Based on the number of models with long looks it appears that long hair will continue to be popular for some time to come in the world of Fashion. |
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