Electric Youth: Neon and Teased Hair for Spring
1/5Double Trouble
"The look of the shoot was inspired by Amy Winehouse and photographer Karlheinz Weinberger's photos of Swiss teenagers in the 1950s," says Souleiman. "The hair is raw, unfinished, and wild." Vanusa wears a Jovani dress. Dior sunglasses, $295. So Young wears a Jill Stuart coat. Jeremy Scott shirt, $300. Circa Sixty Three earrings, $25.
2/5Whip It
"If you want to try neon stripes without the commitment, try clipping colored extensions underneath your hairline. When you pull your hair back, the color will peek out in an unexpected way," says Souleiman. Prada bandeau top. Dior sunglasses, $395.
3/5Under Cover
"Teasing your hair will make the volume last all day. Hold a section of your hair taut, and then gently comb it toward the root. Don't rake it—just lightly push the hair down," Souleiman advises. Pierre Balmain jacket. Diane von Furstenberg shirt, $210. American Apparel head scarf, $18.
4/5White Lightning
"To get extreme volume, spray Wella Ocean Spritz Beach Texture Hairspray at the roots of damp hair, and then blow out your hair using a big round brush," instructs Souleiman. "The product will give your hair lift at the root and leave a cool, matte texture." Rag & Bone jacket. Diane von Furstenberg shirt, $298. Jeremy Scott skirt, $200.
5/5Bird of Paradise
"If you dye your hair wild colors, you can make the effect last longer by using a color-safe shampoo, like Wella Brilliance Shampoo for Colored Hair, or by rinsing your hair with cold water. Hot water opens the hair's cuticle so color can escape, but cool water will seal it in," Souleiman explains. Maarten van der Horst shirt, $439, and ruffle top, $390.
