It’s a wrap!  These 2 candid shots were snapped at the end of one of the coolest and most fun photoshoots ever in Philip Pelusi history, Divercity.  Philip wanted to showcase all the diverse textures his talented team of Designers are able to cut, color, style and help with any texture management issues with a wide array of services and products.  Check out these awesome photos from this 1900’s shoot.  We LOVE texture @ Philip Pelusi!

Hair by Philip Pelusi and The Trend Team circa 1900’s

Special hair credits ~ Jeffrey R, Sam C

Makeup by Nikki B and The Trend Team circa 1900’s

Philip Pelusi Products – Almost all of them from fine to coarse to curly!  All products on deck!

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This edgy 1981 asymmetrical haircut and color was created by Philip Pelusi, wielding his mad Volumetric The Pelusi Method hair cutting skills!  And the color graduating from light to dark really makes this look pop!  Talk about coloring the cut!

Asymmetric Haircut and Design by Philip Pelusi

Asymmetric Hair Color by Philip Pelusi

Photo Styling by Philip Pelusi

Photo by Philip Philip Pelusi

Makeup by Philip Pelusi

Philip Pelusi Products ~ P2 Color Guard Shampoo, P2 Daily HaiRx and Deep, P2 Glaze to style and P2 Industrial to finish

55 Year Graphic by John ONeill

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Philip Pelusi shares… “You may recognize this model from other past post and videos we’ve created.  This look represents one of over 10 different design looks from this one haircut!  The essence of this haircut is the “invisible” layering system, with no space between the layers.  This creates movement with unlimited styling potential while also preserving the texture of the hair which is baby fine.  Cutting to the fabric (texture) of the hair and understanding the natural fall lines is truly the essence of the Volumetric Pelusi Method of Haircutting and Design.  This amazing hair color and color placement really elevates the haircut and design.  Simplicity at its finest!”

Image circa 1994

Photo, Volumetric Haircut and Design and Photo Styling by Philip Pelusi

Makeup by Claire (the model)

Hair Color by Sam C

Vintage dress

55 Year graphic by John O

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Hard to believe this timeless bright copper-red hair design that looks like it was created today was actually created in 1994!

Volumetric The Pelusi Method Haircut, Hair color, Styling and Makeup by The Philip Pelusi Trend Team circa 1994 under the direction of Philip Pelusi

Photo by Philip Pelusi

Philip Pelusi Products ~ Moisturesheen Shampoo and Conditioner, Xtreme Daily HaiRx, Soft Wax and Polish for styling then braided with P2 Honey

55 Year design by John O.

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This edgy take on a classic deep wave gothic hair design pairs perfectly with thick, jet black, cat eye liner and this incredible embroidered shimmery gold gown designed by NYC renowned couture clothing designer Kati Stern.  She tapped Philip Pelusi for the hair design who enlisted Creative Directors Jeffrey R & Lisa K to design and create this look for her Mercedes Benz NYC Fashion Week Runway show.  One might say goth meets Cleopatra with you mix all 3 stunning components together, the hair, the makeup and the dress!  A real showstopper!

Hair Design ~ Jeffrey R & Lisa K under the direction of Philip Pelusi

Photo ~ Debbie Savage taken during the Venexiana runway show during Mercedes Benz NYC Fashion Week

Products ~ Tela Beauty Organics by Philip Pelusi

55 Year graphic by John O

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“I was asked by Modern Salon do a collection of unique dressy ponytails.  This was one of the looks along with others.  This one was selected by the editors to be featured on the front on the cover of Modern Salon Magazine in 1993.  I incorporated hair wefts into the natural ponytail to create an abundance of hair to achieve this bubble design”, shares Philip Pelusi

Hair & Photo by Philip Pelusi

Philip Pelusi products ~ P2 Honey & Hard Stuff, P2 Fluid Spray as a working spray to shape the hair, and P2 Industrial Spray as the final finishing spray

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This rockin’ look was created by Philip Pelusi himself using his very own Volumetric Pelusi Method Haircut system featuring his Volu-Slicing Technique.

“This technique creates movement and internal texture to create many moods and looks from one cut at any length.”, shares Philip.

Photo and Lighting by Philip Pelusi

Hair color ~ Sam C

Styling ~ Philip Pelusi

Photo Styling ~ Jeffrey R

Philip Pelusi Styling Products ~ P2 Hard Stuff and P2 Honey

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“This androgynous design was inspired by the architectural principles of a commentary movement in design from the late 50’S to early 60’s and the MOD movement in fashion design by Mary Quant in London.  Men had just started to let their hair grow out, and women began to cut their hair shorter.  The was the beginning of the theme wash and wear hair.  Roller sets, teasing, and stiff hair sprays all fell by the wayside with this movement.  It was a great time of creativity and where the haircut was the design and working with the hair’s natural texture.”, shares Phillip Pelusi.

This landmark time in hair design also brought to the forefront of the international hair world groundbreaking artistic leaders and young hair designers Vidal Sassoon and Philip Pelusi and select others.

Photo and Lighting by Philip Pelusi

Volumetric™ Pelusi Method Haircut by Philip Pelusi

Make Up by Philip Pelusi

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“A statement of creativity”, says Philip Pelusi about this look from 1994.  He says “Most of the influence (for these looks) came from the couture houses of Romeo Gigli from Italy, Karl Lagerfeld, Vivian Westwood and very early Dolce and Gabbana.”

Photo, Lighting and Set Design by Philip Pelusi

Shoot Location Philip Pelusi Center for Talent Development

Hair by Sam C and Jeffrey R

Photo Styling by Philip Pelusi, Jeffery R and John O’Neill

Makeup by Valerie

Clothing Max Alto

Photo Assistant John O’Neill

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Photo and Lighting by Philip Pelusi

Hair Styling Jeffrey R

Hair Color Lisa K

Makeup by Lisa K and The Philip Pelusi International Design Team

Philip Pelusi Products – P2 Fade de Phy Shampoo and Fade de Phy Conditioner, P2 RepairHair, P2 Fixative and P2 Fluid Spray

Did You Know? are fun facts and photos about how Philip got started in the industry, his salon journey, the history of his products, with more adventures on the horizon!  See ALL Did You Know? on Did You Know? – Busy Stylist