Backstage Beauty at Rag & Bone

Posted Sep 11th 2009 at 11:00PM by Dana Oliver (Subscribe to Dana Oliver's posts)

Filed under: Cuts & Style, Fashion, Beauty, Hair, Makeup, Runway Report

All-American at Rag & Bone Spring 2010 show. Photo: Dana L.Oliver, AOL/StyleList

HAIR: Teddy Charles for Frédéric Fekkai.
SNAPSHOT: Outdoorsy chic

THE SCOOP: Kentucky boys David Neville and Marcus Wainwright have forced themselves into the open range of American fashion with their utilitarian aesthetic. And for Rag & Bone's Spring 2010 show, hairstylist Teddy Charles crafted a textured look to round out the classic, tailored designs. Charles invoked Jodie Foster in "Nell" with a rough yet simple style. He left messy tendrils for an undone feel, finishing with a wave spray which was lightly misted onto twisted strands to add volume.

Hair stylist Teddy Charles' blueprint for thick and luxurious locks. Photo: Dana L. Oliver, AOL/StyleList

GET THE LOOK - HAIR: All products by Frédéric Fekkai. Sprtiz locks with Coiff Océanique Tousled Wave Spray, then divide into chunky sections, twisting each as you go. Comb and tease hair with Full Blown Volume Lifting Hairspray. For a matte finish, set the look with Au Natural Powder Clean Dry Shampoo.

Tags: backstage-beauty, fashionweek, Frederic Fekkai, FredericFekkai, new york fashion week, NewYorkFashionWeek, Rag and Bone, RagAndBone, spring beauty 2010, SpringBeauty2010, Teddy Charles, TeddyCharles

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