Milan fashion week spring/summer 2014: blumarine

James Pecis created romantic rock and roll waves for the Blumarine Spring/Summer 2014 show at London Fashion Week. Show: Blumarine Stylist: James Pecis for Moroccanoil The inspiration: Romantic but rock and roll. The collection was inspired by ethereal figures and silhouettes illuminated by starlight - the enigmatic heroine of Peter Greenaway's The Draughtsman's Contract. Adornments to the outfits were apparently haphazardly arranged - as if moved by a breath of wind. The same elegantly dishevelled mood applies to the hair. The look: Loosely waved, natural-looking hair. Hair had a natural parting, which was then pulled off the face and drawn close to the sides before being released to flow down the back. "We did looks that emphasized movement," said James. "It's rich, beautiful hair that's glamorous and sexy as well as cool." [gallery ids="23661,23658,23660"] Get the look: Dampen down the hair with water and add Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream at the roots. Brush through to create a smooth, healthy-looking hold then blow-dry using the XL-PRO Paddle Brush and new Moroccanoil 2000 Professional Series Hair Dryer. Once dry, use a one-inch curling iron throughout, alternating directions to create loose, natural waves. Pin each curl in place for a classic set. When hair has cooled, brush the curls out and break up with your fingers. Next, stretch out the curl even further with the brush and dryer. Spray Luminous Hairspray Medium on to your fingers and push them through the sides of the hair. Stitch an elastic thread vertically down the middle of the back of the hair to hold it together and contain it - an easy alternate way to achieve this same effect would be to use pins underneath the hair. Before the girls walks out, spray Luminous Hairspray Medium to secure any last-minute adjustments. Key Products: Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream, Glimmer Shine Spray, Luminous Hairspray Medium, XL-PRO Paddle Brush, 2000 Professional Series Hair Dryer