Men’s Hair & Beards, to beard or not to beard on Via Maurillo Milano, as you’ll find, just like any individual no beard is the same.  Each one has its own lifestyle and culture expressed in rhythm for the modern man to celebrate his own personal style.

Ps Both of these gents are wearing short classic men’s haircuts.  What I think is cool about this side-by-side look is how individually different they really are.

Women’s Hair, all that on Andrew’s Lane, from Corri’s vibrant fusion of mahogany highlights to the disconnected haircut that’s styled into rich volum-ous waves is a part of today’s hair trend.

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Women’s Hair, the slip-knot on Clarendon Row-Dublin, the classic bun with a little dose of attitude is all you need to sport a top-knot hairstyle.  The kick with Kim’s top -knot hairstyle that really creates charm is the feminine lacy bow.  It’s the easy chic way to get it all up on top and look great.

Men’s Hair, the signature on St. Andrew’s St.-Dublin, there are just some haircuts that are a trademark, and Gary’s haircut is without a doubt a signature style.  For some, this style may seem to swing towards the hardcore side but hear me out on this one guys, the beauty of this haircut is it’s so versatile you have a never-ending list of styling options to work with.  If you want a break from the up-in-the-air-hairstyle, slick it back.  If you want a softer look, create a low part and comb it over.  Men’s Hair, the signature on St. Andrew’s St.-Dublin is fresh, fun and looks fantastic on Gary.

Men’s Hair, interactive on Via Montenapolene-Milano, there is one thing for certain and that is, this men’s haircut has a lot going on. The vanilla blond hair color combined with the asymmetrical hairstyle, rolls from short to long then from smooth to spikey, which makes it all interactive because it speaks its own style language and it’s all in sync.

Women’s Hair, pure cool in Dublin, is about seeing hair color in a different light.  Street side brings perspective to the same look on Patricia in a different light.

Alex shot this before the studio session.  While there is contrast between the studio and street side; they are both beautiful in a very different light.

PS click here or here to see more from the day!

Men’s Beard, modern renaissance in Dublin, although a beard is never out and always in there are some who should celebrate a beautiful beard in style.

Aaron’s beard flourishes a rich colorful red tone that is rare and unique, which is what makes his beard curiously modern!

Women’s Hair, pure in Dublin, is about platinum blonde hair color that is pure cool.

PS! Visit The City Coiffure on FACEBOOK and follow the photo narrative of Patricia’s hair story, cooling off warm blonds for a peek behind the scene from Robert Chambers to make up with Dermot and off to The Analogue Studio for the photo-shoot with Alex!

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Men’s Hair, today’s punk in Dublin, is somewhat a flashback in real time.  Jordan stays true to non-conformist style by wearing a modern haircut to add the right edge to his look.  It is most often the hairstyle that plays the roll for today’s modern punk, which is why it’s so cool and well suited for Jordan!

PS. Dermot McHugh collaborated the hair color for this shoot.

Women’s Hair, the stetson on Clarendon St. Dublin,  when it comes accessories, hats are personal just a like a hairstyle. 

Charlotte’s combined soft curls worn under her Stetson have a savvy edge that’s natural but ever so feminine.