Tuesday, 15 January 2013

1960s bouffant hairstyles

1960s bouffant hairstyles

What is a bouffant?

A bouffant hairstyle translates to a big hairstyle. To get this hairstyle the hair is teased leaving the crown of the hair looking really full or volumized. Today, bouffant hairstyles come in a variety of shapes and sizes but the effect remains the same: they exude confidence and class. On the runway for spring 2013 we’ve seen a number of key shows indulge in elegant, retro-inspired bouffants – most of them include a deep side part and plenty of volume.

1960s hair at Marc Jacobs

Staying true to the bouffant of the 60s, this hairstyle is teased on the crown of the head but what makes it different is the shape of the bouffant. The egg-like shape gives out a more modern and sleeker vibe as opposed to the traditional 60s bouffant.
blonde bouffant hair
Bouffant hair at Marc Jacobs

60s hair at Louis Vuitton

Cute and quirky, this take on the bouffant features a headband with a bow. The hair is teased on the back part of the crown while bangs were recreated by making a side part and then bringing a section of hair across the forehead. The headband is then put into place right before where the volumized part of the hair starts.
bouffant hair with bow
60s bouffant hair with bow at Louis Vuitton

Moschino’s 60s sex-kitten bouffant

Going for a sexier and bombshell look, Moschino created a bouffant look that has some curls in it. The hair is teased as usual and the the hair is tied into a half-pony. The effect is sophisticated yet sensual because of the curls that frame the face. When paired with big false lashes, the retro beauty effect is stronger than ever.
60s bouffant hairstyle
Glamorous 1960s bouffant hair at Moschino

1960s beehive hair at Oscar De La Renta

This hairstyle is Holly Golightly with a twist – literally. Instead of just teasing the hair, more volume and style is given to this look by twisting the hair on top of the head where the bouffant is. Making this hairstyle stand out even more is the highlighted part of the twist. This pop of color is very 60s, very feminine and very chic; though of course as far as the trend goes, you could just as easily create a bouffant beehive style without the streaks of bold colour.
modern 60s beehive
60s inspired beehive hair at Oscar de la Renta

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