Hairstylist Holli Smith for V Magazine #75 Spring 2012 Preview

Photographer: Kacper Kasprzyk

Stylist: Jay Massacret

Makeup: Alice Lane @ Jed Root

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Hairstylist Holli Smith creates smooth curls for January's issue of VOGUE Paris. Photographer Theo Wenner captures models Kendra Spears and Toni Garrn wearing fifties charm on her sleeve for Miss Vogue Paris. Click HERE to view the full story on Models.com

Holli Smith did the hair on Danish model Gertrud Hegelung in an editorial shot by photographer Theo Wenner for Self Service Magazine's Issue #35. Gertrud's hair is left long and natural with a slight wave which is perfect for the beach scenery in the background. While her hair is also pictured flat against a variety of surfaces it looks effortlessly glamorous on this sea side shoot.

Hair stylists Holli Smith and Rolando Beauchamp are both in Vogue Hommes Japan.

Holli did the hair for The Current Nature of Fashion 2012 Spring and Summer. The models had short spiky hair and a contrasting wavy shag style amidst a wardrobe ranging from Mugler to Alexander McQueen and Jil Sander. 

In True Colors Rolando also worked with a variety of hairstyles. Mohawks, voluminous fronts and side swept bangs were evident in the brightly colored editorial with a punk-rock edge.

When you mix punk rock with the serenity of the beach, beats 'n' pieces is created.  Holli Smith was the featured hair stylist on this edgy iD Magazine photoshoot and Paola Kudacki served as the spread's photographer.

Images from the entire shoot can be viewed at MYFDB.

It's pretty obvious why Patrik Ervell has continued to work with Holli every Fashion Week yet. Five seasons and nine shows later, hairstylist and groomer extraordinaire Holli Smith still found a way to create a completely new look, especially from the back. Each model was cut and trimmed before they walked the runway being carefully inspected by Ms. Smith herself. The tiny coiled curls upfront kept the boys looking "well kempt." Inspiration: A feeling of Jim Reid of Jesus and Mary Chain Products Used: Redken Guts 10 & Redken Forceful 23 View the rest of the FW'11 collection HERE on Style.com

Vogue Germany's October Issue on stands now!

Hanging out with Holli Smith at Patrik Ervell

If looks could kill...

Does Patrik Evrell know menswear. For his SS'11 collection Patrik stuck to his usual roots of versatile separates mixed with fun pops of color. Of course Holli had no problem finding a hairdo to suit the suit filled line. Steering away from the 50's greased back coiff that is often seen she went a more beachy route - giving a new meaning to casual sensibility.

After dampening the model's hair Holli took a blow dryer to the locks to give it a more tousled piecey look.

They know they look good!

LODEN DAGER SS'11

There was something very innocent about Loden Dager's SS'11 collection. The looks had no excessive hardware, the styling wasn't over thought - it felt organic. Playing off of that theme Holli seemingly groomed the models to resemble a cast member from the 1995 teen classic "Now and Then". But regardless of what era you'd wear theses clothes in you'd be sure to turn heads.

Gotta love him - he's promoting peace and great hair.

GARY GRAHAM SS'11

Gary Graham added edge to his SS'11 collection with military inspired looks with hints of asian warrior influences. Holli combated the boyish silhouette with an equally rugged looking do. The complexity of the hair matched with the detailed designs created a very cohesive look that just plain worked. 

Holli attached short hair pieces to the model's hair to roughen things up.

SIKI IM SS'11

What is the most stark urban place you can think of? If you were thinking of a parking garage you and designer Siki Im think alike. Known for unusual venue choices Siki Im's didn't disappoint this season proving that fashion can exist everywhere. With his monochrome palette choice Holli decided to keep it as simple as possible. Making sure all the boys were groomed to perfection - not a hair out of place!

The overall impression of the collection was urban minimalist.