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Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection With Hair By Peter Gray for Moroccanoil

The Collections:

For spring 2011, we were inspired by the stylish film, White Mischief.  We were fascinated by the idea of a woman with a very languid, proper veneer with a smoldering sensuality just beneath the surface.

-Mark Badgley and James Mischka

(Image of Peter Gray at Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection - David Webber Photography - All Rights Reserved)

The Hair Look:

Peter Gray created beautiful, intricate waves of curls, with a playful touch of decadent 70's frizz, as a perfect counterpoint to the slimmer, narrower silhouettes and the smooth, diaphanous fabrics of the clothes.

"The curls are tight and combed through into a wave at the front, looser at the crown, with progressively smaller curls as they reach the back of the head," said Gray.

"They're designed to tease the eye and keep it moving, almost in the same way as when the fabrics flow and fall as the models walk. We dressed many of the looks with eye-catching 70's accents including colorful head scarves wrapped around the head and tied into asymmetrical buns, and soft summer hats. We also added custom-designed gold, silver and diamond jewelry as well as pure gold coins into the hair.   The mood is all light and summery while still being very posh."

(Image of Peter Gray at Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection - David Webber Photography - All Rights Reserved)

Creating The Look

Peter Gray used different sizes of curling irons to create varying types of curls, textures and volume.

He created smaller curls at the base of the look to push up and support volume on top layers of curls. He then used progressively larger curling irons for wavier curls as he reached the crown as well as the front sections around the face.

- Gray started by taking small square sections of the hair at the nape of the neck (the same size as the diameter of the small curling iron he used.) This creates volume-enhancing tighter base curls.

(Image of Peter Gray at Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection - David Webber Photography - All Rights Reserved)

- He applied a small amount of Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream on each section, layered on a light spritz of Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray and wrapped sections around the curling iron.

- As he made his way up the hair, Gray graduated to vertical hair sections the same size as the diameter of the larger curling iron he selected, taking bigger sections as he reached the crown.

- Working primarily towards a side-part creating a wave in the fringe, he took small horizontal sections and worked back with the curling iron, starting at the hairline and completing at the crown. Curls were held in place by lightweight aluminum clips to ensure springiness.

- After combing out the curls, he applied a light mist of Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray over the entire look to hold it in place, while keeping the hair soft, flexible, and natural-looking.

Moroccanoil products used to achieve the Badgley Mischka's Spring 2011 collection runway hairstyles:

Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream This proprietary argan oil-infused formula gives beautifully hydrating and natural-looking hold while eliminating frizz, and adding definition and shine. (300ml / $31.80)

(Image of Peter Gray at Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection - David Webber Photography - All Rights Reserved)

Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray is argan oil-infused for lasting, healthy and natural-looking hold with shine. (330ml / $21.00)

About Moroccanoil

Since its debut over three years ago Moroccanoil, the pioneer and originator of luxury argan-oil infused products has become a runaway hit among fashion and beauty insiders and has generated a cult following among editorial, fashion celebrity film and television stylists and their A-list celebrity clients. Moroccanoil's proprietary formulas are famed for their weightless quality and are rich in vitamins and natural elements that fortify and strengthen the hair and protect against environmental stressors.

Available in salons only, there are now twelve Moroccanoil products including the original Moroccanoil Treatment ($40.80), Moroccanoil Light ($40.80), Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream ($31.80)) Moroccanoil Intense Curl Cream ($31.80), Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray ($25.80), Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask ($32.80), Moroccanoil Restorative Hair Mask ($40.80), Moroccanoil¨ Moisture Repair Shampoo ($20.60), and Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Conditioner ($21.60), Moroccanoil¨ Luminous Hair Spray ($21.00), Moroccanoil¨ Curl Control Cream ($31.00) and Moroccanoil Dry-No-More Scalp Treatment ($45.00).

Moroccanoil is sold exclusively in salons and spas. www.moroccanoil.com.

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