7Hues Mode N’37 vol. 1 – January 2019 by 7Hues Magazine

January ’19 N° 37

"CANDY WIZARD"

BY Ray Pandanii

"La Bohéme" BY Ben C.K.

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PRATIK NAIK

SOLSTICE RETOUCH BY Yinsey Wang

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"ARTIST ICON" 20 Creative Retouching by Pratik Naik

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model: Aziza Khegay

"LAVISH LIFE" 54 Koblik Kirill Anatolevich model: Anna Dmitrievna

Letter from the Editor

"CANDY WIZARD" 50 Ray Pandanii

elcome to our last issue of 2018. We must say this was a wonderful year full of exciting editorials and colorful hues. We must apologize for the late release this month. I have been extremely busy on my end securing assets that will further benefit our overall brand and publication over the following years, and it has been taking a toll on me physically. We strive to release each issue before day 7 of each new month but it was extended, nevertheless, we still accomplished what we set out to do, and that's to release another awesome issue to end the year strong. This issue we will be sitting down with a very creative retoucher by the name of Pratik Naik, who started SolsticeRetouch.com. He will be interviewed by Yinsey Wang, one of our new contributing writers. I would like to take the time out to thank every contributor who submitted to us over the year and everyone on their team that helped bring their vision to life, from Photographers to Wardrobe Stylist, Creative Directors, Makeup Artist, Hair Stylist, & Assistants. It's a beautiful feeling receiving emails from all around the world stating that it is a dream to be accepted inside one of our issues and that our platform is loved and followed daily for inspiration and motivation. This sort of support really pushes us to be the best at what we do. Our 2019 themes will be out soon, sorry for the delay, once again, we have been extremely busy laying foundations for a stronger brand. We will post an announcement on our site and on social media once we've completed our themes for next year. We encourage anyone who wants to submit too shoot and submit early. We are pushing real hard to have these issues on stands by next year. So moving forward there will be more celebrity features, interviews, inside content, and on-line features. Thanks for being apart of what we have established. Enjoy the issue. Thank you. -Editor

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Commenting on her second win in two years, Jayne Lewis Orr, executive director of the British Hairdressing Awards said, “Sally’s work is always a joy – she creates the most wonderful images that look effortless but take incredible skill to execute. She understands how to make hair commercial, relatable and above all else, utterly desirable.”

BRITISH HAIRDRESSER OF THE YEAR FOR THE SECOND YEAR RUNNING!

Sally collected her title in front of 1,750 hairdressing greats, alongside host and TV celebrity, Rylan Clark-Neale. The event, which took place on Monday 26th November at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London, saw guests celebrating into the early hours entertained by Scouting for Girls.

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ally Brooks, of Brooks & Brooks hair salon in London, collected the title of British Hairdresser of the Year for the second year running, at last night’s (26th November) British Hairdressing Awards 2018, sponsored by Schwarzkopf Professional.

The hairdresser, who is best known for creating wearable, desirable and technically exceptional hair, beat off competition from eight other British nominees, having wowed the judges with her collection of eight images, perfect in their simplicity and execution.

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peers, who were presented with their titles for their artistic ability, technical dexterity and creative talent, including: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Michelle Thompson, Francesco Group, Birmingham – Afro Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Marc Antoni, Henley-on-Thames – Artistic Team of the Year 2018 Sylvestre Finold, TONI&GUY, Wimbledon – Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Desmond Murray, Atherton Cox, London – Men’s Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Gianluca Caruso, TONI&GUY, London – Newcomer of the Year 2018 Robert Eaton, Russell Eaton, Leeds – Schwarzkopf Professional British Colour Technician of the Year 2018 Jessica Neil and Mary Geoghegan, KH Hair, Nottingham – Eastern Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Philipp Haug, TONI&GUY, Sloan Square – London Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Nicola Smyth, Nicola Smyth – Award Winning Hair, Leamington Spa – Midlands Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Isobel Eaton and Jesse Jackson, Russell Eaton, Barnsley – North Eastern Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Marcello Moccia and Karen Perry, Room97 Creative Hairdressing, Wakefield – North Western Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Damien Johnston, Pure Hair, Belfast – Northern Ireland Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Karen Thomson, KAM Hair & Body Spa, Lossiemouth – Scottish Hairdresser of the Year 2018 Robert Masciave, Metropolis Hairdressing, Kingston Upon Thames –

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The British Hairdressing Awards, sponsored by Schwarzkopf Professional, celebrates the very best of British hairdressing – recognising and rewarding the creative talents of individuals and teams who make this industry. Currently over 287,000 people work within the hairdressing, barbering and beauty industries; contributing over £7bn to the UK economy each year*. “Sponsoring HJ's British Hairdressing Awards is an enormous privilege, and we at Schwarzkopf Professional are delighted that we can partner with HJ in supporting and recognising the very best hairdressing talent across the UK. Hairdressing is an industry of endless enthusiasm and creativity and nowhere is this more evident than in the entries for these awards. I am absolutely delighted for the winners as they represent the pinnacle of our industry – very absolute best." says Stuart Hamid, Schwarzkopf Professional General Manager, UK and Ireland. The British Hairdressing Awards have launched the careers of a host of household names: from John Freida and Nicky Clarke to TONI&GUY creative director Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck, as well as TV favourites Lisa Shepherd and Andrew Barton. The British Hairdressing Awards took place on 26th November 2018 at Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London. For further details please visit https://www.hji.co.uk/british-hairdressing-awards-sponsored-by-schwarzkopfprofessional

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She walks in beauty, like the night. Of cloudless climes and starry skies;’ Lord Byron

targaze to the architectural marvels of the City of Jaipur constructed in 18th century and an elephant ride to the Sheesh Majal embedded with concave glass set in intricate carvings. Then, step into an Indian Summer light projecting myth and fantasy at the Amazonian Sunset - An amalgamation of love for Fashion Designers Indian heritage and culture. Cascading water droplets and creatures of

the forest take center stage at the Amazon Rainforest, the world’s largest biodiversity hotspot during London Fashion Week. The urgency of conserving the earth's remaining rainforests goes beyond cultural and wildlife preservation as debuted on the catwalk by Fashion for Conservation featuring fashion designer Kalikas Armour. An allegory to ancient craftsmanship

with delicately applied crystals and British wool venetians harmoniously juxtaposed by the myth of the Hindu goddess Kalika, epitomizing sophisticated representations of Power and Protection through traditional masculine attire with symbolic armor of fashion designers collections. Spotlighted against the coffered ceilings dripping with gilding and crystal chandeliers from London Fashion Week. Kalikas Armour is a luxurious British Fashion Label specialising in high-quality conceptual design and bespoke, made to measure pieces with a unique aesthetic. 7HUESMAG.COM

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The brand was conceived by creative director, Jatin Patel, who trained at Kiad and UCA in Rochester with a MA Distinction in Fashion Design. Along with over 15 years experience in the fashion Industry, including showcasing RTW collections at the Royal Academy for London fashion week and at Pret a porter in Paris. From the Atelier in Rochester, Kent, Jatin along with his talented team Cut and craft the finest garments for both Women and Men, creating to every individual desire. With style, sophistication and individuality at the core anything is possible from statement cocktail dresses, evening gowns and Bridal to razor sharp men’s tailoring. The creations echo a timeless beauty and combine classic elegance embodying luxurious embellished fabrics and cloth with a hand-finished couture quality aliened with perfect fitting in harmony with individual body shapes and the skills in handcrafted tailoring. Kalikas Armour offers a service from Design through to final production creating a completely bespoke garment to your exact specifications incorporating not only personal body shape and fit but also taste, lifestyle Personality and character ensuring that every piece is truly unique. All special Occasions are catered for…..

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with a specialism for weddings where the total vision can be achieved, by Collaborating with the Bride and the groom along with their parties all outfits can be created to compliment and coordinate their theme. Bridal gowns are designed and created in discretion

from the groom ensuring a complete surprise reveal on the special day. Complemented with Decadent Menswear, specialising in tailored jackets, waistcoats and shirts in opulent and luxurious fabrics detailed with distinctive finishing’s. Accessories can either be created or sourced from equally reputable companies ranging from jewellery to flower bouquets. Clients can also select a design from the Archive Collection which can be modified to suit personal taste for any occasion. All consultations and fittings are carried out by Jatin and can be arranged in the studio or at the client’s residence, hotel or a location and time that is convenient to suit. A longstanding reputation for design and manufacturing excellence coupled together with a friendly and relaxed approach have ensured many continuing commissions, Collaborations and projects with high profile clientele and companies.

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Rocio Frausto -Fashion for Conservation spotlighted the Amazon Rainforest, the largest biodiversity Hotspot on the planet. How has your cultural heritage (India) shaped your aesthetic/contextual approach to this new collection for London Fashion Week? Kalikas Armour -I am a second generation British Indian. This has meant that I have grown up with a complete combination and amalgamation of cultures, the East and the West. As a child I was fascinated with the mythological stories and representations of gods and deities. Concepts of feminine power and divinity. I am Influenced by the symbolism, intricacy of ritualistic practice with a deeper scientific concepts, the richness of the heritage, richness of color, gold, details, elegance ,textures of luxurious fabrics embellishments, jewels and making statements. The Magestic Mystics collection began with this paragraph conceived from thorough research of the worlds most remotest tribes residing in rainforests. I apply these juxtapositions in my creations with the underlying principles of opulence, decadence and showmanship and ritualistic adornment with a level of modernity. Rocio Frausto -What role will wildlife preservation continue to have for future generations? (Fashion Designers & Fashion Industry) Kalikas Armour -Ultimately the goal would have to have total ban on use of fur, exotic skins, leathers and be totally sustainable. I believe this will happen but will take a long time, firstly it has be driven by education and informing the consumer to change their desires and to change notions of the old signifiers of status, weatlth , power. On an aesthetic level there has be alternatives that can achieve the same result in quality, touch and feel. On both accounts there are fantastic things happening with pro active charities as FFC and the Whitley fund for Nature, The Elephant family. I believe it’s a truly exciting time to experiment and create with a much bigger purpose than to dress and adorn ourselves. Creating elephant masks for the masquerade fundraising bash The Animal Ball, which was held at Clarence House, Prince Charles’ London home. Guests, including His Royal Highness himself, Paloma Faith and Christian Louboutin, Each room was dedicated to a different endangered animal, creating an event safari for the guests to explore raising more than £500,000 through tickets sales and an auction of animal sculptures. July 2013 I created 2 black Elephant masks, which were sold at Selfridges private shopping and then worn at ball. Designed and created 10 black bat masks, exhibited at the V&A London at the “Conservation for Couture” event which were sold as part of package including a private dinner at a top London restaurant before the jungle themed Animal Ball at Victoria house London. November 2016

Rocio Frausto -H ow have technological advances in the fashion industry shaped the design techniques for your new collection during London Fashion Week? Kalikas Armour -Kalikas Armour specialisies in bespoke, made to measure garments for both women and men. For the Magestic Mystics collection we utilized traditional couture techniques and focused on hand craftsmanship. This enabled us to personalize each creation and

retain its individuality through the embellishments and fabric combinations. The technological advances are immense and we are in Research and development phases and exploring these new avenues that we can incorporate with the handcrafted. The traditional with the contemporary, The concept of wearable’s and emotive clothing to produce truly unique and purposeful clothes.

Rocio Frausto -How much creative freedom do you in visual style of costumes under directors vision? Kalikas Armour -Complete freedom, I was given the endangered bats to highlight and free to interpret and express my creativity. I wanted to retain the visuals of the animals but make sure they are luxurious, stylish and of course wearable. Rocio Frausto -Your successful career has also transitioned designing collections for Pret a Porter Paris, wedding gowns and menswear. How do you nurture the relationship with fashion models during the fashion weeks? Kalikas Armour -Interesting question, depending on the concept of the collection, I aem seeking models that will portray my vision and tell the story as such and still showcase the clothes to their best… Maintaining that level of professionalism, though modeling, power

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of social media means lots of people desiret to be models, some look great in pictures and editorials but cannot walk or have the height to properly emphasis the collection… I believe today that there so many different ways to promote and sell the collection and brand that the traditional rules of Model requirements are so very different and as long they align with the brand messages and values anything is possible. Rocio Frausto -What revolutionary changes in Pret a Porter, Bridal & Menswear have led to successful impact with fashion designers and models? Kalikas Armour -The fashion System and calendars have changed that the Lines are so blurred to rtw, couture..The whole new idea of buy straight from the catwalk has pushed manufacturing and fast fashion to the forefront..this has created an entirely new set of issues too!

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Technology has lead to massive changes in consumer outreach and means a global outreach for brands. Rocio Frausto -What future projects can we expect from your acclaimed Atelier? Kalikas Armour -We will be showing at Fashion For Conservation Gala show in Seattle USA and then again this winter in Paris Established a Long term partnership with FFC and will develop exclusive products Set of 20 new masks for Elephant family Animal ball…later this year Investigating and working in textile innovations in the ECO and sustainable materials and components. All whilst creating loyal Client commissions and other exciting projects in the pipeline

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t was a warm summer in Europe this year, quite unpredictable, I may say. September felt like warm June. Our steps, however, led us to discover different part of the world. Latin America – Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Santiago de Chile.

In this period of time, these countries are in early spring. Winter was almost gone. Only a few rainy days and here came the sun. When I was a little girl, I used to watch Latin American Telenovelas – Soap Operas with my grandmother. Grand stories about endless love, beautiful houses, hidden machinations, big gesticulations. I hadn’t imagined that I would be visiting Argentina one day. After long flight we finally arrived at Buenos Aires. The first person whom we met was a driver. He was a big guy with simple English. We were walking by the airport range and he suddenly started to scream. “Hey Carlo!”, dropped our luggage on the floor and with his arms wide open started hugging his friend like he didn’t see for ages. Big gestures and happiness.

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Our way leads us to Palermo Hollywood. Narrow

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streets hidden in the morning shadows. I remember it was Saturday morning and the city reminded us of ghost town. It was not easy to find an open café in such early hours. The first place where we took our coffee was very modern café. The furniture was designed in retro style. After wards we were ready to hit the city. We did not feel unsafe. People were friendly and polite. In the evening, we vent to the famous Peron Peron bar which reminded us of old times. Evita’s pictures were everywhere. The bartender was from Venezuela and he was not big fan of Peron, but he was supporting all his family. The other day we went to Recoleta to see the famous cemetery. It was not difficult to find Evita’s grave. Crowds were lining up to see the tomb. The soil was covered with flowers. You will find Recoleta in the historical part of the city, famous for its architecture. From the cemetery we moved to the old streets of Recoleta with stylish coffee place at every corner. Smalls stores are offering typical leather products, national flags and fur. One should bargain to get the best price. It is a national custom. Vendors try to increase the price – one should not give up haggling over. Do not feel uncomfortable, it is the way it is, be persistent.

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It is a great experience to visit the modern part of the city, Puerto Madero. There you can see sleek skyscrapers, buildings of multinational corporations and expensive apartments. Moreover, you will stumble upon the famous bridge, Punte de la mujer, is unique by its architecture. What we loved the most was food. You can enjoy a large piece of beef, ribs and great wine. Punte de la mujer

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my grandmother whit whom I used to watch the shows. The country side resembled the one in the soap opera - ranches, people, farms with the horses and kids everywhere. Peace and quiet. A great place to be in order to clean your mind, to meditate and relax. Last part of Latin America which we visited was Chile which its capital, Santiago de Chile, a – city surrounded by mountains. You are constantly surrounded by them. It is a magnificent feeling. Santiago de Chile city reminded me a lot of Hong Kong, its modern part with skyscrapers. Its financial centre district with all kind of banks

Puerto Madero - Punte de la mujer I highly recommend Carniceria in Palermo. Famous Argentinian wine is in every region. One of the most famous regions is Mendoza. Mendoza is a place which reminded me Los Angles, with its sunny days. We were surrounded by pure nature. Sun, mountains, free air, green grass and us. Lujan province is one of the most beautiful places I have seen. We went to visit the famous restaurant 1884 from Francis Malmann which was quite an experience. You can see how they smoke meat on the fire and drink good wine from the chef ’s vineyards. Spring was omnipresent, and I felt like in my own telenovela and wanted to share this feeling with

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Recoleta – cemetery is lining the way to the historical part of the city. The weather was not too friendly to us that time. It was mostly raining. The citizens of Santiago de Chile were in the midst of their celebrations – National holidays when people go to visit their relatives in the country side and the city stays empty. We found ourselves in this quite city with the rain falling down. We enjoyed it anyway. The other day we climbed to see the famous statue of Virgin Mary whit its amazing view on the city. The city is famous for their local artists who decorate the old town with their paintings. We joined the celebrations in one of the local market places. A lot of food, live music and wine. Many good memories. There came a time to say good bye to Latin America and back to Europe, where autumn already introduced itself. Windy autumn, which blew away all the beautiful and pure that summer and spring brought to us. It was all over. But what we saw and experienced cannot be taken away from us and will stay in our minds forever.

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