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fashion trends showcased at Belleza Salon Knoxville News Sentinel The latest in hair and clothing design mingled at Belleza Salon and Spa's spring/summer fashion show.Windows 7 Product Key The presentation took place at Tai restaurant next door to the salon on Kingston Pike on April 27. It was the finale of a day of learning, when Xena Carlson, artistic design director for top Italian hair company Framesi, presented a hands-on class for Belleza stylists on warm-weather trends. At the event, seven models looked chic head to toe, thanks to outfits provided by Framesi. They came from the company's Romantika and Melting People collections. The Romantika group woos fashionistas with feminine styles with masculine touches, while Melting People oozes with ethnic edginess, combining kaleidoscopic colors, embroidery, bead work and bold prints. Top designers, from Anna Sui to Jean Paul Gaultier, were represented. The models, some of them Belleza employees, resembled mannequins as they posed on pedestals. Carlson provided commentary. When Carlson finished her talk about each look, she asked the models to work the floor, giving enthusiastic onlookers a closer look. When a model completed a stroll, he or she approached a fellow poser and gave them double kisses on the cheeks - the European way of saying "Your turn. " While the models and attendees indulged in wine, champagne and a spread of Asian treats, Carlson offered insight into what's hot in coiffures. "There's a lot of shorter hair, " the New Yorker said. "I mean chin-length and above. That's something we haven't seen in a while. And it's not just a bob. Even though it's short hair it's feminine. We leave the front very long, so the client feels she has some hair. It can be very versatile. They can flat-iron it when they wear jeans, or they can do like a '30s or '40s thing with some nice waves when they wear that organza gown. " When it comes to longer hair, "Instead of long layers, we are seeing a short hair cut inside the long hair, " Carlson said. "When they pull it back, it looks like a short hair cut. " Carlson also there is some flirty fullness with the hair. "This comes from the fashion, she said, "where you see some fullness and volume in the clothes, the big collars, puffier sleeves , ruffles. The hair needs a little volume to balance it out. " For medium-length hair (below the chin), "We put some strong, square layering inside that creates a little bit of an angle, " Carlson said. "Asymmetry gives it a modern feeling. It can lengthen and open up the face. " Colors for the cuts run the gamut. "It's all over place, from blonde to brunette, " Carlson said. "The thing is all-over color. The hair should look really shiny, really healthy, really rich, really blonde, really red. We're moving away from the chunky highlights. " On the men's side, "The sides and back are much shorter with more length on top for versatility, " Carlson said, "as opposed to the buzzed look. It's a more classic shape. "
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