Showing posts with label sexy models. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexy models. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Vidal Sassoon Dies But His Cuts Live On. A Look At The Hair Master's Muses And Styles.




above: Vidal Sassoon with some of his models donning his famous cuts

"My idea was to cut shape into the hair, to use it like fabric and take away everything that was superfluous." - Vidal Sassoon

Legendary Hair Stylist Vidal Sassoon has passed away at the age of 84 at his Mullholland Estate in Los Angeles, after a rumored battle with Leukemia.



He changed the lives and looks of women everywhere with his 1960's geometric cuts that allowed women to spend less time on their appearance and still look fabulous.


above: Sassoon cuts Mia Farrow's Hair for her role in Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby

He shocked the world when he chopped off actress Mia Farrow's hair in 1967 for the movie Rosemary's Baby and gave her the pixie still worn by many actresses today such as Natalie Portman, Emma Watson, Carey Mulligan, Gennifer Goodwin, Alyssa Milano and Victoria Beckham:



With muses like Vogue editor Grace Coddington, Fashion designer Mary Quant, 60's Model Twiggy, Actresses Mia Farrow, Nancy Kwan, Carol Channing, and more, his status grew to legendary proportions.

With Carol Channing:

With Mia Farrow:

With Mary Quant:

With Grace Coddington:


And a few famous women sporting his cuts:

Peggy Moffitt:

Twiggy:

Mia Farrow:

Grace Coddington:


The Pixie Cut, the Five Point Bob, The Box Bob, The Inverted Bob, the Long Bob, The Asymmetrical Bob, The Quiff Bob, The Acute Angle cut are just a few of the styles he made famous and are still popular today.

The Quiff Bob:

The Five Point Bob:


The Acute Angle Cut:

The Inverted Bob:

The Asymmetrical Bob:


The Box Bob:

The Long Inverted Bob:

The Long Bob:


Vidal Sassoon continues to have a profound influence on hairstyles and hair dressers and his work will live on forever. His legacy includes, in addition to the haircuts, a full line of Vidal Sassoon products, an autobiography and a book.




Thursday, April 5, 2012

Sexy Decks For Charity. 3X1 + Photographer Ben Watts Limited Edition Skateboards.




3x1 founder and designer Scott Morrison has partnered with famed photographer Ben Watts to create a limited edition series of skateboards for charity featuring some sexy sirens.








Lovely ladies Jessica Hart, Lake Bell, Elsa Hosk, Behati Prinsloo and Chanel Iman were shot in 3x1 jeans and little else for five board designs including 3x1’s logo along with Ben’s signature diamond motif and Hipstamatic lens borders.



The set ($400 USD), individual boards ($100 USD) and 3x1's selvedge denim bag (shown above) are now available at 3x1.us, along with other stellar denim gear for men and women.



On April 5th, the decks will be revealed and the price will be bumped up in the 3x1 store in New York and online , but it's all going to good causes selected by the mega-beauties, including Food on Foot, Polaris Project, Goods for Good and Keep A Child Alive.

Ben Watts + 3x1 Limited Edition Skateboard Set:

Five individually numbered decks featuring Jessica Hart, Lake Bell, Elsa Hosk, Behati Prinsloo and Chanel Iman. All profits go to charity and limited to 60 sets. Pre-Order now - shipping 4/21. Due to the size of this item, there is a $25 domestic or $50 international shipping charge for the set.

Ben Watts + 3x1 + Lake Bell:

Ben Watts + 3x1 + Jessica Hart:

Ben Watts + 3x1 + Elsa Hosk:

Ben Watts + 3x1 +Behati Prinsloo:

Ben Watts + 3x1 +Chanel Iman:


About 3X1:
As a label, 3x1 is defined by transparency, value, and uniqueness with the one and only location at 15 Mercer Street housing a 4,000 sq.ft. retail and gallery space, an entire manufacturing facility as well as their 3,200 sq.ft. design studio. Each pair of 3x1 jeans is created on site and tailored for the customer as Limited Edition, Custom Made or Bespoke.

The name "3x1" is derived from denim’s standard weaving construction, 3x1 Right Hand Twill, and references designer Scott Morrison's third venture following Paper Denim & Cloth and Earnest Sewn.


Buy the limited edition 3X1 + Ben Watts skatedecks here.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Hello Gorgeous. Renuzit's New Sexy Ad Campaign For Fresh Accents Air Fresheners.





Philadelphia ad agency Red Tettemer & Partners is reverting to the old 'sex sells' strategy (and taking pages from Old Spice and Charisma's playbooks) with their new campaign for Renuzit's Fresh Accents air fresheners. Pec-baring men are hawking the new designer air fresheners in 'After The Rain' and 'Rasberry' scents.



Titled "Hello Gorgeous," one of the most famous cinematic quotes in history from Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl (see below)...

...the campaign includes print, outdoor and online ads tagged “the first air freshener designed to look as great as it smells.”




The ads carry headlines like “Look at this gorgeous air freshener next to this gorgeous man” and “Now that is gorgeous and the man is not so bad either.” A 'Gallery of Gorgeousness' on Facebook allows you to share the following black and white photos of hunky guys posing next to the colored product.











The goal is to offer the buyers of air fresheners, who are primarily women ages 25 to 54, an “attractive” product that “fits into the home, something she wants right out there on the living room table” rather than hidden on a top shelf, says Eric Schwartz, general manager for laundry and home care at the Henkel North America unit of Henkel in Scottsdale, Ariz.

“If there’s one thing that gets the attention of the magazine reader, the online reader, in the cluttered, mundane world of air care, it’s attractiveness,” he adds. “It’s core to what consumers want to buy and use in the home.”



Stuart Elliot reports for the New York Times that the campaign for Renuzit Fresh Accents, has a budget estimated at $5 million.

renuzit.com/hellogorgeous