A year ago, we mentioned that everybody was going to be platinum blonde. AND...we were ahead of our time: We called the platinum blonde craze, you see it everywhere from "Game of Thrones" to My Week with Marilyn to the new Loewe campaign. Last year, at this time we were in love with Kanye because we saw him at Coachella and now a year later, we are still in love with him (Jay-Z's song N***a's in Paris is currently looping on our iPod, as is Lana Del Rey and Perfume Genious). I LOVE LOVE LOVE what Ricardo Tisci, the artistic director currently at the helm of Balmain and creative director of "Watch the Throne," which by the way if I were 30lbs lighter and had 7 zeroes to the right of the amount in my bank account, would be the man to dress me and Isabel Marant would be the woman.
On the hairy side, the American Wave is the new craze! By the end of the year I'll have all of Pasadena American Waving. With that said, I hereby declare that the P-word, "perm," shall never be used again in my salon. It's all about the American Wave from here on out baby! I see the ombre movement morphing in to a softer, lighter version of itself. Same goes for the Brazilian Blowdry, men are crazy about it and call it a "manzilian". I do it on my beau and when he in his Tom Ford tux, all my Lanvin falls off.
Owner of Bokaos Aveda- An Envrionmental Lifestyle Salon + Spa + Store.
Hairstylist by day, African causes crusader by night.
Although she has many talents in the field of beauty, Hasblady’s forte is hair – it’s what she loves. Hasblady prides herself in her ability to accurately interpret her client’s vision and quickly bring it into breathtaking being.
Hasblady’s diverse and venturesome upbringing provides an array of experience to draw from when working with and styling such Hollywood celebrities as Gerard Butler (“300”), Ana Ortiz (“Ugly Betty”), Monique Coleman (“High School Musical”), Eva LaRue ("CSI: Miami"), Kate Flannery (“The Office”), Daveigh Chase ("Big Love"), Jason Dohring ("Veronica Mars"), Andy Dick (“The Andy Dick Show”) and Paris Hilton (“The Simple Life”), who affectionately dubbed Hasblady "The Make-up Fairy."
A year ago, we mentioned that everybody was going to be platinum blonde. AND...we were ahead of our time: We called the platinum blonde craze, you see it everywhere from "Game of Thrones" to My Week with Marilyn to the new Loewe campaign. Last year, at this time we were in love with Kanye because we saw him at Coachella and now a year later, we are still in love with him (Jay-Z's song N***a's in Paris is currently looping on our iPod, as is Lana Del Rey and Perfume Genious). I LOVE LOVE LOVE what Ricardo Tisci, the artistic director currently at the helm of Balmain and creative director of "Watch the Throne," which by the way if I were 30lbs lighter and had 7 zeroes to the right of the amount in my bank account, would be the man to dress me and Isabel Marant would be the woman.
On the hairy side, the American Wave is the new craze! By the end of the year I'll have all of Pasadena American Waving. With that said, I hereby declare that the P-word, "perm," shall never be used again in my salon. It's all about the American Wave from here on out baby! I see the ombre movement morphing in to a softer, lighter version of itself. Same goes for the Brazilian Blowdry, men are crazy about it and call it a "manzilian". I do it on my beau and when he in his Tom Ford tux, all my Lanvin falls off.
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