81. Heads Will ... Be Illustrated.

As a hairdresser I spend most of my time staring at the backs of pretty girl's heads. No seriously, think about the time you spend in the salon getting your hair done telling your hairdresser all your secrets, the hairdresser stands behind you right? Anyway, I found these beautiful illustrations from Maria Gil Ulldemolins. The details are sublime.

Check out her blog here.

72. LITTLE TAILLEUR SS 2010

Little Tailleur SS2010

Make up by Shella Ruby who can be found at Salon XVI , Photography by Mariah Kordzadze, Model Emma MacDonald from Scene Models, and of course Hair by Jean-Paul Rosette. Click here for more images on hair braiding.

Check out the complete Look book here at Little Tailleur.

KNOT THE ONE

Oh I do love a bit of hair braiding, my only concern with doing them on every shoot is that it works better on blonde hair as you get to see the detail. The exception to the rule: Patti Smith, who can do no wrong in my book.

Model- Dree Hemingway (great grand-daughter of legendary writer Ernest Hemingway),

photos by Nataniel Goldgerg for Vogue Nippon.

Hair by my favourite hairstylist Eugene Souleiman.

Also, two weeks to go for your chance to win our Denu Devine shampoo giveaway.

Entries close on June 10th 2010 and the winner will announced on Monday 14th June 2010. The winner will receive: One bottle of Divine shampoo 275ml. One bottle of Men's shampoo 260ml. One bottle of Divine conditioner 275ml .

Click here to enter.

Sneak Peak

Quick post just to give you guys a sneak peak at a photo-shoot I was involved with, hence the very small, tight crop image. The photo was taken by myself on my iphone. Details to come. What I can show you is some reference photos I used to come up with the hair inspiration. In the meantime check out my other sneak peaks.

Little Tailleur

Here is the photo shoot I did a while back for Little Tailleur who is my favourite Melbourne designer right now.

Regular readers of Head Will Roll may recognise the lovely Kahlia, as seen in a previous post called Kahlia as Policewoman.

Photography by Mariah Jelena.

P.S The hair in this shoot involved a five strand braid.

Check out this interview with Georgette from Little Tailleur talking about her collection.

Turn On Your Bright Lights

Hair colour is back. Make no mistake.

I've just written an article for The Hub Magazine, and in my research about hair colour trends I found this photo editorial in Vogue Italia.

About the model.

Natalia Polevshchikova (Russia Наталья Полевщикова), generally shortened to Natasha Poly (born July 12, 1985Poly was born on July 12, 1985 in Perm, Russia and began modeling locally in 2000. After winning a model search competition in Moscow^] she made her runway debut, walking for Emanuel Ungaro in 2004.

She resides in New York, NY and has her own fan-site at www.NatashaPoly.com

About the photographer.

Craig McDean (born 1964, England) is a British fashion photographer originally from Middlewich near Manchester, but now based in. New York City.

McDean originally trained and worked as a car mechanic before studying photography at Mid Cheshire College (OND) and Blackpool & Fylde College of Further & Higher Education (PQE). McDean began his photographic career in London as a photographer's assistant to photographer Nick Knight. His early editorial work was featured in magazines such as i-D and The Face, which led to advertising campaign work for clients such as Jil Sander and Calvin Klein, and editorial commissions with Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue.

McDean is married to stylist Tabitha Simmons. He is represented by Art + Commerce in New York.