Sand there is one place where lazy minimalism is immediately exposed, this is the Cannes red carpet. A catwalk of global resonance, which requires – rightly – character and zero banality. Here even the bob breaks away from the monotony of the styling, as can be clearly seen in the latest appearance of Sharon Stone.
Sharon Stone, eternal bixie muse
At 68, the American actress shows off an attitude that continues to lead the way. At the premiere of Fjord she took all the show despite the crowd of stars. His secret? A hair look that is apparently simple but has a formidable impact. Which literally obscured the much more laborious hairstyles of the colleagues present.
The very short evening bob
Currently the star sports a geometric bob that skims the jaw to the millimeter, but for this occasion she decided to overturn the rules of the game by combing it entirely backwards. This stylistic choice completely frees the face, uncovers the forehead and creates a strategic silhouette on the top of the head. A master move that winks – in a minimalist way – to the legendary beehive backcombing that defined the aesthetics of the Sixties.
Sharon Stone at the premiere of Fjord. (Photo by Laurent Hou / Hans Lucas via AFP)
Smooth effect and dynamic tips
Behind this masterful construction is the hand of the celebrity hairstylist Guiwho worked the material by combining the textures of Davines and Kevin Murphy products, modeling the volumes with the precision of La Bonne Brosse brushes. This contemporary reinterpretation of the ultra short boblucid and rigorous, demonstrates how even an essential look can easily compete with the great evening classics.
In fact, the final effect is a concentrate of sophisticated glamour. Where the sleek finish it dialogues perfectly with the verticality of the foliage. You don’t feel at all nostalgic for the classic, standard chignon for a grand gala. Indeed, the silhouette created by this play of lines is a gift a decidedly fresher, more dynamic and up-to-date air.
Makeup glows like your hair
To complete the work, the makeup was curated by Aaron Paul, who chose the refined canvas of signature pink and nude pigments Dior Beauty to sublimate the actress’s features with one sun-kissed brightness. The result is an effortless aura, in perfect balance between nostalgic citationism and absolute modernity.
Sharon Stone focuses everything on practical and effortless elegance. Far from complicated scaffolding of hairpins and endless weaves, attentive to the right mix of proportions.
Its bixie bathed in light is the smart answer to the formality of the Croisette. The sign that a 60s thrill can be transformed into a hair trend – with matching makeup – essential for the summer.
