Inspirations for staying gorgeous can come from anywhere, whether it be from a celebrity’s latest hairstyle or an individual’s fashion sense, and each of these inspirations help shape our lifestyle to make us more gorgeous. One of our clients at Salon Buzz (who’s also a […]
Category Archives: Icons & Inspirations
Birth of a Bombshell
Artisans emerge and evolve based on ideas and images of inspiration unique to them. For Pablo Picasso, the most famous painter in his own lifetime, and many others, there was (Lydia) Sylvette David. Sylvette was a 19 year old Parisian girl who inspired Picasso’s 40 […]
Francois Nars: Redefining Beauty through Makeup
Having been a part of several fashion shows and photoshoots, I know that hair alone can’t make the model. Equally important is the makeup that helps complete the overall look, and Francois Nars is a makeup legend whom I respect. His technical skills and creative […]
Sophia Loren: Confidence with Style
Sophia Loren, silver screen goddess, has conquered innumerable looks for decades – and continues to be admired by men and women around the globe. Her characters have included the powerful, glamorous beauty in Two Nights With Cleopatra, your everyday, Italian villager in It Started in […]
The Power of the Color Red
The color red – we see it everywhere in pop culture, fashion and beauty. And with Valentine’s Day coming up, the color of romance is more present than ever from red roses to a red box of chocolates. Red is undoubtedly a powerful color, and […]
Richard Avedon: Capturing Raw Beauty
Richard Avedon’s photography is easily recognized by his signature style, where subjects are in front of a stark white backdrop, looking squarely into the camera. For almost 50 years, he took photos of beautiful women for Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue, and later photographed intellectuals, artists […]
Yves Saint Laurent: Fashion Revolutionary
During his 40 years of fashion design, Yves Saint Laurent made his mark in the fashion world by reinventing the concept of womenswear. He captured the evolving role of women in the 60s by taking elements of menswear into women’s clothing, empowering them with clothing […]