… it’s all so 1986. Even though David Lynch’s feature film will always live inside our head, the tone of blue our hair desires today is harsher than velvet and more vibrant, almost plastic, as a symbol of pop art, answering the XXI century’s call for attention. If we had to give it texture, let it be PVC. The thing is, these electric blues are a sign of the times: following is mandatory.
… it’s all so 1986. Even though David Lynch’s feature film will always live inside our head, the tone of blue our hair desires today is harsher than velvet and more vibrant, almost plastic, as a symbol of pop art, answering the XXI century’s call for attention. If we had to give it texture, let it be PVC. The thing is, these electric blues are a sign of the times: following is mandatory. Photohgraphy by Branislav Simoncik. Styling by Nina Ford.
Originally published on Vogue Portugal October 2020 issue, Into The Blue.
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