FALL 2009 FASHION WEEK - Backstage Beauty at Rag & Bone - Teddy Charles for Frederic Fekkai

by Annie Scott (Subscribe to Annie Scott's posts), Posted Feb 14th 2009 at 2:30PM

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Filed under: Hair Care, Cuts & Style, Fashion, Beauty, Hair, News, Makeup, Runway Report, Steal the Style

HAIR: Teddy Charles for Frederic Fekkai
BEAUTY SNAPSHOT: Teddy Charles wanted to create the perfect casual chignon, "something that looks like she could have done it herself." Perfect -- and you can do it yourself!

THE SCOOP: This "easy chic" look by Teddy Charles for Frederic Fekkai is created by twisting the hair until it curls in on itself, but pinning it with the ends left out. This kind of "easy hair" is a perfect way to balance a very "done" outfit, to make it graceful and feminine --- and not at all "trying too hard."

GET THE LOOK: The hair products Teddy Charles used on the model here and those in the gallery were: Fekkai Coiff Perfecteur Anti-Frizz Silkening Creme, Fekkai Coiff Controle Ironless Straightening Balm, and Fekkai Sheer Hold Spray.

Backstage at Rag & Bone

(click thumbnails to view gallery)

Filed under: Hair Care, Cuts & Style, Fashion, Beauty, Hair, News, Makeup, Runway Report, Steal the Style
Tags: backstage beauty, backstage-beauty, BackstageBeauty, fashion week, fashion-week, frederic fekkai, FredericFekkai, hair, rag and bone, Rag Bone, RagBone, teddy charles, TeddyCharles

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HussainGardezi 2-16-2009 @ 8:10AM

Women with straight hair curl it and those with curly hair straighten it.
Although it‘s easy enough to change the way your hair looks and no one has to put up with a hairstyle they don‘t like, if you can learn to embrace the locks you were born with, you will find life a whole lot easier…

http://fashiontrends.synthasite.com/hair-fashion.php

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