Backstage at Tom Ford, Boyish Hair Meets Hollywood Glam

Backstage at Tom Ford’s Oscar weekend show in Los Angeles, hairstylist Duffy described the look as “masculine, tight and tailored.” Sleek with a deep side part, the hair is folded, “not rolled” he underlined, “to emulate the shape of a boy’s head.” There was a touch of softness, however; every girl wore a flower created out of feathers that Ford had made. “It’s the classic Tom woman,” he said of inspiration. “She’s strong, independent. It’s the idea of a tailored haircut and more tailored shape, which is always something he’s worked with.” To achieve the look, he predominantly used Bed Head’s “Superstar Queen for a Day” thickening spray, Oribe’s dry texturing spray and L’Oréal Paris’ “Elnett” hairspray. The makeup — using all Tom Ford Beauty — was Hollywood glam, shared makeup artist Diane Kendal. Her focus was on prepping “gorgeous skin,” she said. For a dewy finish, she applied the “Shade and Illuminate Soft Radiance” foundation with SPF, as well as the duet shading and highlighting palette. Using warm tones of golds, browns, reds and purples, she customized each model’s eye shadow look. For all, she used a brown pencil “to line the top of the lid, underneath and into the [crease].” She then

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