While many rockers rely on Kool Aid to dye their hair and a cut is usually a botched job done by a friend, punk-inspired hairdos have now reached the ultimate level of sophistication and technique, as evidenced by the editorial 'I WAS A PUNK ROCK PRINCESS.' The August issue of Dazed features this 80s punk-inspired hair editorial photographed by Fumi Nagasaka.
Cutting edge hairstylist Peter Gray has a reputation for his exceptional and unconventional cutting skills, as shown in the intricate patchwork looks he created for the shoot. Hair colorist Andreas Kurkowitz uses vibrant colors and contrasting darker shades to showcase the eye-popping cut. These dye jobs, with a spectrum of color, create a lighter take on the popularized shaved cuts of fictional punk character Lisbeth Salander.
Patchwork Punk Cuts
The August Issue of Dazed is 80s-Inspired with 'I WAS A PUNK ROCK PRINCESS'
Trend Themes
1. Sophisticated Punk-inspired Hairdos - Opportunity for hairstylists to create complex and unconventional hair cuts with vibrant colors and patchwork looks inspired by punk fashion.
2. Unconventional Hair Cutting Techniques - Opportunity for hairstylists to showcase their exceptional and unconventional cutting skills when creating punk-inspired looks.
3. Vibrant Hair Coloring - Opportunity for hair colorists to create eye-popping looks through the use of vibrant colors and contrasting darker shades.
Industry Implications
1. Hairstyling Services - Salons and hairstyling companies have an opportunity to attract clients by offering sophisticated punk-inspired hairdos.
2. Hair Coloring Products - Hair coloring product manufacturers have an opportunity to develop and market vibrant hair color collections that cater to the growing demand for punk-inspired looks.
3. Fashion and Beauty Magazines - Fashion and beauty magazines have an opportunity to feature punk-inspired hairdos in their editorials to drive consumer interest and sales for hairstyling and hair coloring products.