Get the Look: Romantic, Tousled Waves at Angel Sanchez
Angel Sanchez designs for a bride who is "a balance between the modern and classic. On her wedding day, she wants timeless elegance with a unique modern twist.” The latest collection features intricate embroideries that give off a delicate, romantic feel.
To complement the gowns down the runway, hairstylist Leonard Zagami, of the Anthony Leonard Salon for Moroccanoi, created a romantic look of textured waves, accented with a unique silver headband.
Here, get step-by-step instructions on how to replicate this look:
1. Apply a curl-enhancing mousse, like Moroccanoil Curl Defining Mousse, on damp hair, focusing on the roots and top for subtle lift. Then, use Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream throughout the rest of the hair for soft, natural-looking hold.
2. As you blow dry, use your fingers to lift the hair on the top, then the sides and back.
3. Once your hair is dry, use a 1.5" curling iron to create soft, textured waves. Don't clamp—just wrap the hair around the iron for a few seconds, resulting in more natural-looking waves. Finger-comb the curls to add separation and definition.
The Rio’s ruched bodice was complemented by an embellished natural waist. How incredible is that tiered tulle skirt? It shimmered as the model walked across the runway.
Since the moment I got engaged, I have truly relished wedding planning. I never really understood how much work and love goes into weddings until I became a bride-to-be; I can count the number of nuptials I've attended on one hand and only three of them took place within the last 10 years! Now, almost four months away from my own walk down the aisle, I have a much better understanding of weddings and a new outlook on celebrations in general.
