Hair: Antonio Fumo, Toni&Guy
Hair: Richi Grisillo, Toni&Guy
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April Taylor, top stylist, Toni&Guy: “Undercuts are still going strong here for men and women but both with very different approaches: girls have been going for quite short, graphic and severe versions, while the boys have been opting for something slightly softer that uses the natural texture of the hair, keeping length on top and embracing wave and curl. Colour-wise, pre-lightening for spring summer has been really popular; cool ashy blondes that have a high-fashion edge are proving a particular favourite. I love going out in Chester at a bar called Oddfellows, which has lots of different themed rooms, including an Alice in Wonderland one where there are chairs on the ceiling! The Chester races is a really huge event and we get lots of people coming in beforehand to get their hair done. This year the ladies were asking for more trend-focused styles, such as fi shtail plaits and rockabilly quiffs.”
Richard Krawczyk, business
Hair: Alison Dace and the Saks A Team Makeup: Lan Nguyen Photography: Catherine Harbour
Nicky Hughes, franchisee, Saks: “The girls here are very much into their big, glamorous hair at the moment. They really want those heavy waves and curls but ones you can achieve through natural drying. Colour-wise it’s all about creating soft muted shades and light tones, which are very chic. The boys are going for quite dramatic cuts and are really into their fringes. They’re asking for styles that are heavy on top and short at the sides and they seem to be opting for more colour, but only something subtle that adds shine, depth and gloss. Chester has a really big student population so our local Jack Wills store is very popular! You’ll see loads of girls here working that preppy style; blazers and shirts or dresses paired with over- the-knee socks with pumps.”
Hair: Anya Dellicompagni, Francesco Group Makeup: Cheryl Phelps-Gardiner Clothes styling: Desiree Photography: Trevor Leighton
director, Francesco Group: “I think Chester is very individual style-wise. We are constantly asked for a range of different looks and cuts in-salon but I have to say the one thing that unites them all is texture. What everyone wants at the moment is a style that has great movement and volume and a good way to get that is to opt for one of the modern takes on the bob. That shape, at whatever length, always gives you loads of versatility. Also, in terms of colour, we’ve noticed a distinct move away from the traditional highlights when lightening. It’s now much more about creating a tonal look, where you work with ribbons of blonde throughout the hair. As Chester is such an individual place, you see a huge variety of different styles on the high street or on nights out, whether that’s a long, fl owing maxi dress or a smarter, fi tted look.”
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