Showing posts with label Erin Wasson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Erin Wasson. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011





Phosphorescence, is a brand new line of sunnies from creative director Hisham Bharoocha, known for his band Soft Circle, numerous fine art endeavors, and general downtown New York ubiquity.





A fresh new collection of frames include a collaboration of designs with an array of New York City hipsters such as Erin Wasson, Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon, United Bamboo, Zero + Maria Cornejo, No Age, Opening Ceremony, and Rockers NYC. These sunnies will be what all the New York cool kids will be wearing this summer.


 Via an article in Refinery 29 said of artist Hisham Akira Bharoocha; 'You might recognize Bharoocha from spreads in i-D, exhibitions at Deitch Projects, or gigs with bands like Lighting Bolto, Black Dice, or Soft Circle (yep, he was a founding member in all of 'em), so you're not exactly in shock-and-awe that his creative juices have taken a sartorial inclination.'

Now I have to be honest, before coming across this article on the exciting new line, Hisham had never really came under my radar before but now after seeing this stellar new collection, he is well & truly there to stay. I love this collab range from light blue and pink shdes to bolder black frames to a pewter gray number.

Hisham described Phosphorescence as an arena for creative people to collaborate, and this is an impressive start. I am very interested to see what he comes up with next.




Wednesday, January 5, 2011




2010/11 BIG Hair Trend

Balayage or also known as American Tailoring or Ombré Highlights was a Very Big Look for hair colour in 2010 & remains to be for 2011. This two-tone hair color gives your hair a luscious sun-kissed look all year round & looks great in both the summer months & for brightening up the dark winter months. 
Hollywood is soaking up the Balayage trend with starlets such as Rachel Bilson & Drew Barrymore to name a few, all throwing in their conventional hair colour for this two-toned effect. A great, non committal way to throw some light on brunette. This is definitely a technique that flatters darker hair.  Blonds such a Sienna Miller and Lauren Conrad have taken a dip in bleach, but the look really pops with a darker starting color.
It's not a new trend, having been around since '07/'08 but the balayage or grown-out highlights — was big news this year with heaps of celebs & models, including Rachel Bilson, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Biel, Lily Aldridge, Hilary Duff, Lauren Conrad, Erin Wasson and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz having taken on Balayage with subtle to striking results. They were led by Queen Bee of this trend, Alexa Chung and joined by Aussies Rose Byrne, Jen Hawkins and Caitlin Stasey. Yay for the lazy-girl's guide to good hair. 
Balayage is popular, its fashionable, its on the cover of magazines, its low maintainance, cost effective, allows people with dark hair to seek variation in hair colour without making it feel unnatural or too” different. It can also be done quite extreme with alot more contrast for the more daring. Its for reds, blondes, brunettes, straight, wavey & curly hair. It also creates more texture in your hair making it look alot thicker.
Need I say more! ;)