Several celebrities stepped out for Samantha Black’s S/S 2012 collection. Indique Hair’s favorite, Angela Simmons, modeled one of the looks. Spotted in the audience was Tika Sumpter, Fabolous, Solange, Patra and many more!
The collection consisted of fabric manipulation, bright colors, and sheer fabrications.
Laurieann Gibson’s hair on Born to Dance is as important as the choreography! Celebrity stylist Karim Odoms will be sharing his style tips on how to create beautiful, flowing hair every week.
It’s a Boomkack 2 for 1 Special!
Ladies for the classic yet modern Farrah Fawcett first blow dry hair using a paddle brush to smooth and straighten the hair. Section hair down the middle of head pulling hair around both sides of your shoulder, then after clipping away one section start from the bottom working your way up to the top . Curl hair flipped away from the face completing both sides comb out framing the face and shake it out!
Then to transition into your Irene Kara circa Sparkle inspired hair, brush and smooth hair starting from your edges pulling over to your side of choice . Using 4-6 bobby pins, pin hair at the bottom of the neck to secure hair in place . Bangs should be fluffed for a sexy side swept look . Using a light hairspray, spray and go!
Born and raised in Philadelphia, Karim Odoms discovered his passion for hair at the age of 14. Two years later he was the neighborhood’s hairdresser working from home. Growing up in a family of strong women where it was all about good hair, style and fashion is what inspired him to create in that medium.
In 2005 he decided to move to New York to pursue his dreams as a hairstylist. After obtaining his license from The Aveda Institute, he began his apprenticeship program at The Ted Gibson salon in the Flat Iron District, with Gibson immediately becoming his mentor and inspiration. Karim made a choice to branch out on his own into freelance working with The New York Post and creating O’Karim Studios specializing in styling, hair color , hair care , extensions , women’s and men’s haircutting . Karim then relocated to Atlanta Georgia reinvesting in his craft attending The Aveda Institute to receive 500 more hours required to be licensed in the State of Georgia , which led to the opportunity of working with Laurieann Gibson on her BET show Born To Dance . Shortly after the show wrapped inspired by the opportunity and developing a great working relationship with Gibson, Karim then moved to Los Angeles California to maintain the locks of Ms. Gibson and continuing on in the world of Beauty. He believes styling hair is like an artist picking up a brush to a canvas, creating each individual piece of art. He has also worked with Alicia Silverstone, Queen Latifah, Tika Sumptner, Sessilee Lopez, Ashley Dupree and a host of models from top agencies.
Indique Hair was the title sponser for Lianne Farbes “Cocktails & Couture”. This event was a huge success and included the top beauty bloggers in the industry!
Indique Hair will be the title sponsor for Cocktails & Couture! Lianne Farbes created this premiere networking event for online media during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York. Lianne pioneered the concept of a “Branded Sponsored Tweetup” one that was lost on most brands and PR reps until practically every online editor in Manhattan showed up at the first event.
Indique Hair will be tweeting live during this event tonight, so stayed tune!
Indique Hair celebrated Fashion Night in Boston, SoHo, and Queens! There were manicures provided by Ginger + Liz, as well as the release of our Indique Blink lashes! Check out our tweet pics below.
When it comes to fashion, nails have and have always been a crucial part of your ensemble! I always have the hardest time picking out the proper color. What nail polish colors are women reaching for most in America’s top cities?
According to this beauty post on InStyle.com, New York’s most popular polish shade is an alluring dusky emerald hue, while ladies in Boston are opting for a bold but playful plum.
Follow the above link to see what shade is most popular in your city.
If not, grab a friend and head to your local theater to see “The Help”. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, but most importantly you’ll be inspired.
Hair plays a fairly important role in this heartfelt flick, which takes place down south during the civil rights era. Despite struggle and hardship, these women are never without a beautifully coiffed head of hair. Throughout the movie you see nothing but class, elegance and grace from the characters who will undoubtedly become your faves.
Check out “The Help” and get inspired not only by some of these fabulous vintage styles, but also by the important life lessons it has to share.
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