Six collection pictures galvanized by the spirit of the region ar the most recent in Caterina Di Biase's creative journey. As inventive Director at Heading Out Hair & Beauty in Melboune, Victoria, Australia, the pictures celebrate color and texture and show Di Biase's contemporary techniques that give her work a particularly individual personality.
Shot on location, the creative team recreated the feel of a monastery; each corner being embellished with hangings or ornaments in vivid colors and the garments collated from international designers archives.
THE HAIR: Di Biase contend with new textures that underpin a contemporary combat layering and developed a brand new technique that uses booth smooth and crisp hair textures at intervals a similar context, in order that you see the Ying and principle of choppy textures balanced with greyhound like streams of silken hair.
THE COLOR: For this shoot Di Biase used one among her new color techniques known as 'Soft Centers'."When you bite into a chocolate with a soft, creamy center, the delicious liquid oozes out. For this shoot, I treated hair like chocolate. I extra strawberry pink, caramel, mint green, light blue and orange colors underneath chocolaty brunette hair, to ooze and break through creating a soft look,"says Di Biase.
THE MAKE-UP: Make-up artist throw stick O'Toole was heavily influenced by portraits of people in Mongolia with their rosy 'wind burnt'cheeks. "I wanted to require this look and mix it with pearly, glowing tanned skin to present it a piece of writing feel. It additionally tied in with the slightly punk oriental brief we were all operating towards."
Shot on location, the creative team recreated the feel of a monastery; each corner being embellished with hangings or ornaments in vivid colors and the garments collated from international designers archives.
THE HAIR: Di Biase contend with new textures that underpin a contemporary combat layering and developed a brand new technique that uses booth smooth and crisp hair textures at intervals a similar context, in order that you see the Ying and principle of choppy textures balanced with greyhound like streams of silken hair.
THE COLOR: For this shoot Di Biase used one among her new color techniques known as 'Soft Centers'."When you bite into a chocolate with a soft, creamy center, the delicious liquid oozes out. For this shoot, I treated hair like chocolate. I extra strawberry pink, caramel, mint green, light blue and orange colors underneath chocolaty brunette hair, to ooze and break through creating a soft look,"says Di Biase.THE MAKE-UP: Make-up artist throw stick O'Toole was heavily influenced by portraits of people in Mongolia with their rosy 'wind burnt'cheeks. "I wanted to require this look and mix it with pearly, glowing tanned skin to present it a piece of writing feel. It additionally tied in with the slightly punk oriental brief we were all operating towards."
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