If grey was last year's most debated hair color -- just remember Tavi Gevinson's and Kate Moss's much-discussed styles -- 2011 is shaping up to be the year of the pink punk, with models such as Charlotte Free making a splash at New York fashion week.
If grey was last year's most debated hair color -- just remember Tavi
Gevinson's and Kate Moss's much-discussed styles -- 2011 is shaping up
to be the year of the pink punk, with models such as Charlotte Free
making a splash at New York fashion week.
Vogue Russia heralded pink hair on Naomi Campbell for its
April issue last year, and this month, its US counterpart has followed,
putting a pink-wigged Lady Gaga on its cover.
French fashion house Givenchy cast a pink-haired Malgosia Bela for
its fall/winter 2010 campaign, and now fashion's love affair with the
color is growing with several New York designers using its impact in
their fashion shows: Richard Chai and Charlotte Ronson both cast
newcomer Charlotte Free, sporting a 1990s-inspired hairstyle in the hue,
while Richie Rich put a wild, teased pink 'do on one of his models.
Most looks were punk-inspired, as seen at Mandy Coon where models
donned blue, orange, and pink fringes, but in some cases -- such as on
Untitled Bamboo's runway -- the color managed to look polished and girly
in a romantic, princess-y way.
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