Elizabeth L. Block, an art historian, is a Senior Editor in the Publications and Editorial Department at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Dr. Block earned her PhD in art…
In this episode, my friend Jennifer Loura, a celebrity hairdresser based in Los Angeles, shares her journey from growing up in Boston, becoming a designer, only to end up pursuing a…
In this episode, Eugene Souleiman and I discuss his background in the punk scene and how it influenced his career in fashion. Eugene shares his journey from being a young punk, frustrating…
In this episode, I interview my good friend David Cruz, a hairdresser based in New York City, about his journey in the industry. David shares how he discovered his passion for hair and the fortunate accidents that led him to a successful career. He also talks about his transition to session styling and the mentors who guided him along the way.
In this episode, Hairdresser Benjamin James shares his journey in the hair industry. He talks about the competition and the challenges he faced in finding his place. Benjamin also shares his background and upbringing in New Zealand, including his love for skateboarding and its influence on his art and culture. Finally, Benjamin relays his experiences in editorial hairdressing and the resources he uses to fuel his creativity.
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Hair – Olivier Schwalder Makeup – Marie Duhart Photo – Liv Liberg Styling – Emily Kareh See more at W Mag
Hairdresser Hiroshi Matsushita shows us the beauty of a simple, beautifully styled, square bob on model Ana Milojevic. Makeup by Bobana Parojčić. Photographed by Laura McCluskey. Styled by Sophie van der Welle.
Clara and I go way back. In this episode we talk about how she got started in the industry, how motherhood has effected her job, where she’s headed, and much more! From…
Hair and makeup artist Julia Hahn plays with futuristic silhouettes and textures on model Marlen Nohl captured by Photographer Sebastian Hilgetag. Styled by Conchita C. Polla.
Lots of things have happened since I’ve checked in or even posted on this website. Lost Hairdressers became a salon in Dallas, and then it wasn’t anymore. Now I’m in a lawsuit…
Howard Mclaren is a name synonymous with effortless style, razor cutting, and R+Co. He has mentored countless artists in brand curation and how to be the coolest cat in the room for…
Hello Lost Hairdressers, My name is Georgia Rew. I am not a hair fan, I am a fanatic, and I am very excited to bring you the Youth Cult series. The Youth…
“We wanted each image to feel like a portrait of these different characters, almost like we plucked them off the street and took their photo. Some may have been on their way…
We are excited to share this beautiful new book by our friend Tomihiro Kono. It will be available March 15, 2020 Photography CREDITS: Hair | Wig: Tomihiro Kono @ Julian Watson Agency…
“Bobby Pins” Hair: Tania Becker @taniabecker Photo: Jess Brohier @jessbrohier MUA: Paula Lanzador @paulalanzador Styling: Lu Liu @luul_luul @leisurecenter950Photo: Jess Brohier @jessbrohier Model: Hailey Cartier @haileycartier Tania Becker for Lost Hairdressers.
“For this project I want to present the hair masks I made in 2018. For each of mask we made a set for them to be presented like a black rose and a pink…
Hairdresser, Syd Hayes (@sydhayeshair) for Love Magazine (@thelovemagazine). Makeup by Lauren Parsons (@lauren.parsons). Photographed by Mert Alas (@mertalas) and Marcus Piggot (@macpiggott). Styled by Katie Grand (@kegrand). Model is Ariel Nicholson (@ariel.nicholson).
Interview September 2014Model: Anna Ewers Photographer: Patrick DemarchelierStylist: Karl TemplerMake-Up: Val GarlandHair: Yannick d’Is
Vogue Paris March 2016“Mes Nuits Sont Plus Belles Que Vos Jours”Models: Irina Shayk & Steffy ArgelichPhotoghraphers: Mert & MarcusStylist: Emmanuelle AltHair: Odile GilbertMakeup: Lucia PieroniManicure: Shreen Gayle
Purple Fashion #14 Fall/Winter 2011Model: Hannah HolmanPhotographer & Stylist: Venetia ScottHair: Sebastien RichardMakeup: Lucia Pica
“For some reason” is an idiom used to acknowledge when something exists despite the fact that it defies explanation and perfectly characterizes Alessandro Gallo’s uncanny ceramic sculptures. His impeccably crafted hybrid creatures…