Powerful 1920s woman was inspiration at nahm

A graceful yet powerful woman of the 1920's was the theme for the NAHM Autumn/Winter show - and Jon Reyman for Aveda wanted something that harked back to the decade. "The look is designed after Diana Vreeland, a noted figure in the worlds of fashion and art - and style advisor to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Ms. Vreeland is the epitome of feminine strength and distinction. Nary and Ally came to us with an image of a blow-back bob . They wanted the look to appear short, matte and smooth with a clean, graphic shape. Ali and Nary really wanted the women to look powerful. We translated that idea to a strong, modern, bold look." 

Here's now to get the look:

1 Starting at the nape, spray roots with Aveda Volumizing Tonic, then blow-dry with a round brush.

2 Starting at the nape, wrap six horizontal sections around the barrel of a 1in curling iron. Repeat this moving up the back of the head.

3 Brush the hair with a Mason Pearson and create a triangle part at the hairline, from temples to the crown, separating the top section of hair.

4 Take a small section of hair above each ear and clip away. Make a horizontal part at the back of the head to separate the remaining hair into two.

5 Unpin hair from above the ears, bring underneath the back sections and tie in a low ponytail at the nape.

6 Add the bottom lower horizontal section to the ponytail.

7 use fingers to roll the tail into a horizontal roll at the nape, tuck under and pin. 

8 Split the centre of thet remaining hair down the centre to create a part down the back of the head. Wrap each section into the existing roll, tuck under and pin.

9 Release the top triangular section and smooth over the entire look, pinning the ends underneath. Finish with a light mist of Control Force for hold and  a matte finish.