lookbook october 2014

Hairstyle CollectionsOctober 2014

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ON THE COVER

Hairstyling by: Freda Rossidis & Lucy Cardoza

Styling by: Marcus Stewart

Make up by: Kylie O’Toole

Photography by: Andrew O’Toole

THE PLANET’S BEST HAIR, MAKEUP AND BEAUTY

10Ocean Salon

Classic hair, randomized

19Dmitri Papas

Cut and colour, harmonized

27Tony&Guy

A shock wave of style

04Stage

Hair: Young. Raw. Fresh.

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ALL LOOKS IN THE STAGE COLLECTION ARE YOUNG, RAW, FRESH LOOKS FOR STREET WISE POWER DRESSERS, DESIGNED

WITH CAST CLIENTS IN MIND.


The hair is moulded with light, wet styling product to bring out natural movement, leaving it looking very chic, understated with a modern cool.


The pastels of past season have taken root and are part of the palette for a while yet. Powder and frosty tones like iced pink will be more mainstream as this touch of fun takes hold.


More subtle, freehand, painted-on techniques are now in play. This salon hit will continue for the next season giving clients the versatility in changing or in enhancing tones and adding some sparkle to the hair.


The return of curl and texture is evident everywhere from the red carpet, catwalk to urban street wear. From full, bouncy soft curls to looser softer waves with the many brilliant new products dedicated to curls have opened many new/ more options for the consumer to play with. Our take on the curl is more urban (Solange Knowles inspired) with a sophisticated finish, wild and bouncy yet shiny and beautiful.


Hairstyling by Freda Rossidis & Lucy Cardoza

Styling by Marcus Stewart

Make Up by Kylie O’Toole

Photography by Andrew O’Toole

1960s Yves Saint Laurent Sets the STAGE for the CAST Artistic Team

Fresh, raw and young looks are emerging for street-wise women with power, with determination and direction ... that’s the fashion message from CAST’s

new STAGE collection.

Inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s cigarette pant suit era of the 1960s, the hair presents beautiful looks to be presented to CAST clients next season.

According to CAST artistic team member, Lucy Cardoza, YSL changed women’s fashion completely by creating masculine looks like “The Tuxedo” in response

to the new feminist era. They were worn with the greatest femininity and allure.

“Today we see the reinvention of Power Dressing!,” Lucy said. “Other designers like Balenciaga and Givenchy are now showing new versions of the strong

power dresser on the catwalks.”

CAST’s favourite muses for the collection were model Omahyra Mota and Lady Gaga.

CAST Artistic Director, Freda Rossidis said that the collection reinforced CAST’s reputation as the salon for strikingly stunning, street looks and intricate,

flattering colour.


DISARRAY

TOUSLED STYLE FROM CASEY COLEMAN @OCEAN


Randomness brings a certain tension to any style.


The lack of perfectly clean

lines reflects our love of selfies and spontaneous art.


The multiple dimension of every part of these

styles gives the impression of movement

and art.


Pulling a black and white outfit into the look gives the stage to our style which is heavily randomized.


But building on traditional fashion and style from the 60’s as a foundation to add modern twists gives the message of disarray.


Inspired by ancient royalty,

with a sharp, modern twist to bring it all

into the modern age.


The classics of a bygone era are powerful, and they become explosive when updated with disarray.


Hair: Casey Coleman @ocean

Makeup: Eve Marie Parry

Styling: Owen Moss-Proctor

Photos: Keith Davies

DISARRAY


AURORA BOREALIS

WHERE COLOUR AND CUTTING INTERSECT, BY DMITRI PAPAS


This collection began at one point - the intersection between cutting and colour.


An organic fusion of evocative tones, and sharp, technical cutting, creating an aesthetic that is both forward-thinking and stylistically exciting.


The collection echoes the breath-taking natural light

display produced when charged atomic particles

collide in our atmosphere.


It highlights precision cutting and styling, enhanced by strong colour with a myriad of reflections and subtle nuances.


By starting from a place of exploration, Aurora Borealis is a series that draws on the beauty of nature to create an ethereal, cutting-edge glamour.


Hair: Dmitri Papas

Colour: Justin Pace

Photography: Andrew O’Toole

Stylist: Gail Reid

Make Up: Kylie O’Toole

The bright dancing lights of the ‘Aurora Borealis’ or ‘Northern Lights’ are collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun that enter the

earth’s atmosphere. The lights are seen above the magnetic poles of the northern – ‘Aurora Borealis’ – and southern – ‘Aurora Australis’ – hemispheres.

The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights was named after the Roman goddess of dawn – Aurora – and the Greek name for the north wind – Boreas.

A muted backdrop has been used so the observer is directed to the three chosen aspects of hair, make up and lighting. As a result of the stimulus, I’ve

been able to marry the colour work with the cut designs.

The use of light angled creates various contoured beams (adding layers) and the focus spotlight enhances the beauty of the metallic made-up faces

(creating mood and depth.) Using light, dark and bright tones has allowed me to produce the flashes of glow reminiscent of the bright dancing lights of the

Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights.

AURORA BOREALIS


SHOCK WAVE

BOLD PATTERNS OFFSET SHOCKS OF HAIR AND COLOUR, WITH COS SABKAS AND

FRANCESCO FONTANA


Magenta takes over the dominant hue

in this ultra-volume look,

complimented by animal-print

inspired fashion.


Sexy and short, these skillfully shaped cuts give an edge to any face.


Not to be outdone by the drastic fashion, this deliberate form of hair

brings together texture, colour and art into one

seamless shape.


Hair: Cos Sabkas and Francesco Fontana

Tony&Guy

Photography: Andrew O’Toole

Styling: Sara Dunn

Make-up: Lan Nguyen

SHOCK WAVE

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