October 10, 2012
AVEDA TREND REPORT
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK SPRING|SUMMER 2013
RICHARD CHAI
Frank Rizzieri and Kevin Ryan for Aveda style high-shine, streamlined ponies for the Richard Chai Spring Summer 2013 Fashion Show.
“Richard’s collection is sporty and modern, and he plays with proportion – nothing is exactly as you’d have imagined it,” says Kevin Ryan. “We’re slicking the hair back into a low ponytail with asymmetrical partings on top of the head. At first glance it looks like a regular pony, but look again and you notice something’s a little off.”
GET THE LOOK:
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JON GURINSKY FOR AVEDA
| 1) Prep damp hair from roots to ends with Aveda Pure Abundance Style Prep; blowdry straight with a Mason Pearson brush.
2) Flat iron hair in sections, working from nape to crown.
3) Create a square section on top of the head by parting hair along the parietal ridge. Secure on top of head with an elastic.
4) Smooth out bottom section with a fine-toothed comb and mist with Aveda Air Control Hair Spray to control flyaways.
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5) Secure bottom section into a low pony at the base of the head; flat iron loose ends to completely smooth out the pony. Hold in place with Air Control Hair Spray.
6) Release the top section of hair and flat iron to remove any kinks. Brush toward the right ear, making a clean parting on the left.
7) Emulsify a dime-sized dollop of Flax Seed Aloe Gel and smooth it over the top of the hair for shine and hold.
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8) Starting at the point where the left parting meets the forehead, make another part diagonal across the head, creating two asymmetrical sections on top of the head.
9) Pull each section back and secure into the pony at the nape, maintaing clearly defined partings.
10) Flatten flyaways with a fine-toothed comb or soft brush and Air Control Hair Spray.
11) Finish with a generous coating of Brilliant Spray-On Shine for a gloss.
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October 3, 2012
| GUYS GET THE LOOK: STYLING STEP-BY-STEP |
| PHOTOGRAPHY BY JON GURINSKY FOR AVEDA |
| 1) Prep damp hair from roots to ends with Aveda Pure Abundance Style Prep; blowdry hair straight toward the back of the head with a Mason Pearson brush.
2) Flat iron hair in one-inch sections, working from sides to the top of the head, and brushing hair backward.
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3) Emulsify a quarter-sized dollop of Aveda Men Firm Hold Gel and massage throughout the hair for shine and hold.
4) Create a left side part with a fine-toothed comb. Comb hair so it lays flat to the head.
5) Make another parting slightly off-center, from the hairline moving back diagonally, to create two asymmetrical sections on top of the head.
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6) Flatten flyaways with a fine-toothed comb, directing hair toward the back and maintaining well-defined partings. Hold in place with Air Control Hair Spray.
7) Finish with a generous coating of Brilliant Spray-On Shine for a high-sheen, polished look.
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February 26, 2010
Frank Rizzieri and Kevin Ryan worked on the Richard Chai Fall 2010 show for Fashion Week, as well.  The snapshot above shows messy, slept-in hair with a bold, red lip. The hair was meant to compliment the aesthetic of the casual clothing, with messy bedhead hair made fuller with clip-in hair pieces and styling cream for volume and texture. “It’s your classic wake-up-the-next-day bedhair,” says Frank Rizzieri.
September 12, 2009
Frank Rizzieri, along with several Rizzieri staff members and students have been spending the week up in New York City at Fashion Week. 
Working with such runway shows as Elie Tahari and Richard Chai, students and staff are getting the chance to experience the industry in a whole new way.
Providing and hair and make-up services for the models, Rizzieri students are getting hands-on experience in the high-end beauty industry. Staff members get to participate in the events, as well!
Be sure to check back soon for additional photos and runway videos of Frank & Rizzieri employees and students hard at work in New York City
Model from the Elie Tahari Spring 2010 Show
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