LOVE YOUR HAIR
Sebastian's new model has a thing for heavy metals.
When it comes to courting It Girls, few have been as aggressive as Sebastian Professional Haircare. Like a rich girl searching for cafeteria cred, the brand has scoured the coolest parties and fashion shows, plucking muses for their campaigns the way The Cobrasnake chooses teenagers for his website.
They've already worked with Cory Kennedy, Charlotte Ronson, and Becka Diamond. Now they've got a brand new face: Pamela Love.
The downtown jewelry designer is famed for her silver, gold, and iron casts of claws, skulls, and magic symbols, and for her fans like Alexander Wang and Mary-Kate Olsen. But she's also an elfin beauty, and showing off her stuff in Sebastian's latest push.
Check out her first two ads below, and also her favorite products - Sebastian's no-holds-barred Shaper Sprays. If her air-up-there hair is any indication, the tough and chic designer may have finally met her match...
--FARAN KRENTCIL
They've already worked with Cory Kennedy, Charlotte Ronson, and Becka Diamond. Now they've got a brand new face: Pamela Love.
The downtown jewelry designer is famed for her silver, gold, and iron casts of claws, skulls, and magic symbols, and for her fans like Alexander Wang and Mary-Kate Olsen. But she's also an elfin beauty, and showing off her stuff in Sebastian's latest push.
Check out her first two ads below, and also her favorite products - Sebastian's no-holds-barred Shaper Sprays. If her air-up-there hair is any indication, the tough and chic designer may have finally met her match...
--FARAN KRENTCIL
This story was published on May 11, 2010.
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Ruby
05/11/2010
Omg, I love her stuff! So cool
amy
05/13/2010
what kind of hair style do you want to make it?
i want to make like her but it is not easy.
i just bought a flat iron such a good tool.
http://salontech.com
The website sell professional tools...
http://www.jordanshoeshotsale.com
05/06/2011
this is probably one of the new title I'd latch onto this list after a drought of personal inability to really like a show--basically it's not to say there haven't been great shows to recommend others between 2004 and 2007, but this one manages to strike a chord in me that elevates it above others. It's a feel-good high school affair with a lot of heart. If you can cut through the cutesy loli (or rationalizes it away), there's a gem waiting for you.
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