When I was younger, I thought dyeing my hair a bright, brilliant colour is a taboo. I mean, being raised in an Asian family, hair dyeing, along with tattooes, are considered "scene-kid like and very inappropriate." But people changed over time. Why else would I be sporting Manic Panic on my hair? Or Hayley Williams and Lady Gaga would not make an appearance on my iTunes(by the way, Gaga dyed her hair back to blonde and currently receiving anti-bald treatment. Too much dyeing can cause excessive hair loss...)
I found this campaign really interesting. Sometimes, a campaign involving 5 plus hair colour, clearly retouched and a model who doesn't look like herself is not exactly called groundbreaking. But I think it is something about Sara Blomqvist, her confidence and poses, that make it truly works.
I found this campaign really interesting. Sometimes, a campaign involving 5 plus hair colour, clearly retouched and a model who doesn't look like herself is not exactly called groundbreaking. But I think it is something about Sara Blomqvist, her confidence and poses, that make it truly works.
source: fashiongonerogue
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