Studio 54 by Framesi
The legendary Studio 54 in New York was once the most famous and talked-about nightclub. Stories of this now-mythical venue still fuel our imaginations, and no other establishment has come close to achieving its worldwide fame.
Therefore, it is no wonder that the Italian house of glamorous hair, Framesi, drew inspiration for their collection from the daring, over-the-top energy of this celebrity hotspot of the '70s and '80s. Daring textures, two-tone colors, strong cuts, and even stronger attitudes.
Pearly Blonde
Short blonde hair and a disco ball are a match made in heaven. This pearlescent blonde is highly reflective and cut into a ravishing, textured short hairstyle. The roots are a few shades darker than the main body of hair, making the blonde color appear more natural and enhancing the dazzling effect of the light tips.
With a little texture cream, it’s easy to style the hair forward, surrounding the face with wispy tips. Finish with a good hairspray.
Ruffled Bob
Even with all the layers, the shape is unmistakably a bob, featuring a chic A-line with shorter hair in the back and a gradual increase in length toward the front. The forward-plunging angle of the layers enhances the effect. Her hair color is a muted, cool blonde with darker tones underneath.
To style, use texturing cream, a strong mousse, and finish with hairspray after ruffling the entire look with your hands. This wild, stylish bob is perfect for a long night of dancing and fun.
Leather and Curls
Leather jackets and wild hair go hand in hand. Transform into a rock star with layered hair and natural curls as your foundation. The hair around the neck features tighter curls, partially covered by the sleeker, beautifully disheveled top.
Enhance your curls with a curl-boosting product. Massage it in, scrunch your hair with your hands, and separate the curls with your fingers. Lighter shades around the face and darker tones underneath create the illusion of thicker, fuller hair with intense dimension.
Smooth Two-Tone Look
Feathery edges and contrasting colors make this hairstyle irresistibly alluring. The light blonde underneath the darker brown reverses the natural color pattern for a stunning, modern rock 'n' roll look.
Long Layers in Two Colors
This long, layered hairstyle is made to move. It evokes the big hair of '80s rock ballad bands, yet with a modern twist in texture and coloring. The lower section is pearlescent blonde, while the top is natural brown, transitioning seamlessly into lighter tones with long, overlapping strands.
Styled loose and open for volume, this look shifts with every step, always delivering a captivating image. Use blow-drying, root-lifting mousse, and finger-styling techniques for maximum effect.
Intricate Sculpture
There are updos, and then there are sculptures made of hair. You’ll need a pro for this one, as the strands are carefully woven into a large pouf that sits just slightly off-center on the head.
The two-tone coloring, featuring light blonde and medium to dark brown, adds drama. Pair it with wavy strands pasted onto the face or keep all the hair up for an entirely different look.
Wet Waves for Men
Wet looks are a great way to spruce up your style. Of course, a great cut is essential, and this Framesi creation features neat, short sides with a neck-hugging length in the back and enough length on top to add volume and styling options.
His natural waves are subtly tamed with a generous amount of wet gel, leaving the hair flexible without stiffening.
Rocking Comb-Over
This sleek retro style complements his bad-boy image. The generous length on top gives him enough to work with, combed over to one side and held in place with a strong, yet flexible hold gel. It forms a plunging line from the back to the curved tip of the diagonal fringe. Slick, shiny, and rebellious, he flaunts his sense of style, leaving hearts pounding.
Hair: Framesi