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Rag + Bone

Rag + Bone Beauty

A range of colorful looks paraded down the runway at the Rag + Bone show, which was held September 7 in New York City. Part of the glitz and glamour of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, the show was held on the West Side of Manhattan. From flirty feminine dresses to layered ensembles and menswear-inspired looks, pops of bold color energized the collection.

To complement the fashion looks, which boasted an easy sophistication, Redken Creative Consultant Guido styled a modern look that was almost two hairstyles in one. The star stylist debuted a sleek, slicked back front and exposed forehead, which gave way to a natural, girly textured look in the back. He likened the overall Rag + Bone look to a Katharine Hepburn-like woman.

"The identity of the Rag + Bone girl is clearer than ever, and this masculine-yet-feminine tomboy style is more defined than looks shown in past seasons," says Guido. "This soft-yet-tough style is a little beachy, calling to 90s minimalism. Having the forehead exposed makes for a dramatic look and adds structure as a way to update a textured, wavy look."

Redken Products:

• hardwear 16 super strong gel
• guts 10 root targeted volume spray foam
• forceful 23 super strength finishing spray foam

Create the Look:

1. Apply guts 10 root targeted volume spray foam to damp hair from roots to ends.
2. Rough dry hair with fingers for a textured finish using a Sultra Temptress dryer, raking hair back from the forehead as you dry.
3. Using a Sultra Bombshell Oval Curling Iron, create waves on the lower two-thirds of the hair.
4. Apply a generous amount of hardwear 16 super strong gel to the front 2-3 inches of hair, slicking back with fingers, leaving the forehead exposed.
5. Spray top third of style with forceful 23 super-strength finishing spray, concentrating on the crown, and use the blow-dryer once again on the front 2-3 inches of hair to really set the style.

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