June 6, 2011
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Fly shop manager Jim Bernstein was warned that hair stylists would come banging on his door, but he didn’t listen.
Sure enough, less than 24 hours later, a woman walked into the Eldredge Bros. Fly Shop in Maine and made a beeline toward a display of hackles – the long, skinny rooster feathers fishermen use to make lure.
“She brought a bunch up to the counter and asked if I could get them in pink,” he said. “That’s when I knew.”
Fly fishing shops nationwide, he learned, are at the center of the latest hair trend: Feather extensions. Supplies at stores from the coasts of Maine to landlocked Idaho are running out and some feathers sold online are fetching hundreds of dollars more than the usual prices.
“I’m looking around the shop thinking hmmm, what else can they put in their hair?” Bernstein said.
Fly fishermen are not happy, bemoaning the trend in online message boards and sneering at so-called “feather ladies.” Some also blame “American Idol” judge and rocker Steven Tyler, who began wearing the feathers in his long hair.
“It takes years and years and years to develop these chickens to grow these feathers. And now, instead of ending up on a fly, it’s going into women’s hair,” said Matt Brower, a guide and assistant manager at Idaho Angler in Boise.
Several Rizzieri Aveda School students can be seen wearing the high-fashion feathers at the Voorhees Town Center location. Contact us at 856-552-2270 or Admissions@Rizzieri.com.
December 21, 2010
From an article posted on Philly2Philly.com on 12/15/2010:
Holiday hair and makeup is your ornament, the icing on the cake and your personal gift wrap. It’s no different than the ribbons, bows, garland, wrapping paper, tissue paper, gift bags and tags that you so anxiously seek for giving gift perfection. Underneath it all is the unique gift but it is so much more. It’s your exclamation point and your time to shine while catching up with the lunch bunch at the ‘Gratitude Cafe,’ hosting ‘friendsgiving’ dinner, attending holiday parties and religious services or just spending quality time with family and friends.
Remove the reserve, step out of your comfort zone and into your platform peep toe pumps while styling your hair for the holidays. This is the perfect time to go for a different look. “If your every day hair is worn straight, choose a style with cascading soft loose curls or if your hair is curly, why not experiment with a more fluid straight style,” suggests Christina Kaliamouris, Senior Stylist at Rizzieri Salon located in Washington Township, NJ. Christina also advises that her “personal favorite and one that is often requested this time of year is the trendy ‘messy’ bun. It’s easy and fun to style and is very fashion forward. You can even spice it up by adding some braids.”
Holiday makeup is more exaggerated than mainstream and it should be. Buckle up your ankle boots and get ready for picture perfect/camera ready high performance. The eyes have it for the holiday season in stunning palettes of sultry and smoky or shimmer and sheen. It’s your moment to sparkle so sharpen your ‘glitterfabulous’ eyeliner and enjoy your own winter wonderland.
Highlight the twinkle in your eye and all that glitters in gold.
The fashion color story for holiday 2010 is all dressed in black, especially velvet, embellished and dripping in gold. This may be our grand ‘sign’ of economic recovery as we move forward on the runway of life ‘in the black’ into 2011.
If holiday parties are on your to-do list but your funds are depleted as a result of your gift buying, add your own rendition of vintage-inspired and wear the little black dress or black pants suit that has been patiently hanging around in your closet. Sequins are all the rage, so if you can splurge for one item, a sequined boyfriend blazer, blouse or handbag would be the perfect keepsake. Be sure to take this golden opportunity to accessorize wildly with jewelry in bold gold and precious metallics or add a stocking full of shimmer with jeweled scarves, brooches and feathered pins. Accessorizing with chunky jewelry will create a more formal look without having to spend a small fortune.
Underneath the mistletoe, the hustle and bustle, the sprinkles, the foiled gift wrap and the gilded gold eye shadow, TIME, may just be the most precious gift we could hope for and receive, for Auld Lang Syne, no gift box or wrapping paper necessary.
August 23, 2010
With back-to-school approaching soon, teenagers, everywhere are looking to get the hottest styles and newest looks with their clothing, make-up, and of course, hairstyles. Here are three hot looks for your trendiest teen!
1. Long and Loose hairstyles for girls
Celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Carrie Underwood, and Vannesa Hudgens are now setting the trend of having ultra-long hairstyles. These three girls usually have their hair styled in a loose, long, and curly. However, for special events the best hairstyle is to have the uppermost sections of the hair pinned up in order to have an unswept look. To enhance the curls, it is advisable to scrunch the hair while drying the hair.
2. Short hairstyles for girls
Rihanna has started to popularize short hairstyles this year. Such hairstyles will make your little girls stand out without even looking boyish. Short hairstyles such as crops and layered bob will be a short hit. A lot of girls loved the short bob especially those who have thin hair. This hairstyle will give depth and volume to the hair making it look thicker. For those who have round shape faces, having a hairstyle in medium length is recommended. For those girls who do not want to spend much time maintaining the hair, choosing short hairstyles will suit them better.
3. Up-Do hairstyles for girls
It might give a perception that up dos are just for formal occasion. In reality, up dos are not. You can still look an average girl going to school with an up do. It is more of choosing what variation or style that you like best and represent more of you personality. Wearing a messy up do like a braid or even as simple as a ponytail that will make you look good or not. To give you a dramatic appearance, you is through having a side-swept style ponytail.
Whether your hair is short, medium length or long, the choice is definitely yours on what hairstyle to wear in going back to school. The bottom line is looking at your best with less effort.
August 17, 2010
Out with the old and in with the new. It is the perfect saying to describe the ever changing hairstyles and clothing trends that take place season to season. Hopeful tweens and trending college students look to magazines, TV shows and of course, their forever faithful hairstylist, for tips and tricks to create the perfect look for fall.
Trends for the fall of 2010 include:
Rich Solid Colors: Last year, many women found themselves streaking their hair with blonde and drastically changing themselves to be a blonde bombshell. Welcoming warm tones with an all over solid color is a classic look.
The Ponytail: Whether accessorized with a headband or incorporated into bangs, the ponytail has been carried over from last year to remain one of the top hairstyle fashion tips. The trend can be taken from casual to classy in a matter of seconds!
The Bob: From Victoria Beckham to Katie Homes, The Bob is still a popular haircut. New classic looks to The Bob are increasingly popular and offer a sheer look of determination.
Luxurious Waves: Great for an evening or daytime look, long luxurious waves are the perfect way to attain a more mature, sophisticated yet trendy look. Have fun with this trend and be sure to accessorize.
Layers: Coupled with bangs, this classic trend helps to frame the face and offer volume when styled correctly. From short layers through the crown to long layers around the face, this hairstyle trend will never die, and there is a good reason why!
For your new trendy fall look, contact Rizzieri Aveda School in Voorhees, NJ at 856-988-8600 x0 or visit our website at www.rizzierischools.com.
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