Stellure History Of Prom Grad And Homecoming
Hair Styles And Fashions

However you call your special night, Prom, Grad, or Homecoming it is well worth looking back to those of the past.

In the world of special occasion hair styles and fashions, history repeats itself often.

These are the Fashions and hair styles that were hot and those that were not for 2004.

Again it was from the catwalks and red carpets of the world the latest in hair fashion for prom 2004 came and were a major influence on what styles were spotted at proms all over the country that year.

You are probably well on the way to planning your outfit, hair, shoes and make-up, perhaps you can look back to 2004 and find something that inspires you for a unique look for your Prom

Stellure History Of Prom Grad And Homecoming Hair Styles And Fashions
Femininity and romance dominated the 2004 spring/summer collections of the world's top fashion houses. At shows, swathes of chiffon enveloped the catwalks not only in evening wear but also in delicate tops to match with tailored pants and day skirts.

Stellure History Of Prom Grad And Homecoming Hair Styles And Fashions

Chanel's ready-to-wear collection featured playful chiffon sundresses, and even the ultimate rock-chick Stella McCartney's latest collection has been described as a "dreamy and ethereal" affair.

On the red carpet at the award ceremonies too, we saw the celebrities turning out in ultra feminine dresses.

Commentators had labeled Sarah Jessica Parker's Golden Globe ensemble as "sweet", and Charlize Theron as looking "romantic"

Accompanying these soft and pretty clothes, hair also had taken a soft and pretty turn.

In 2004 wave and curl were making a come back with Vogue even heralding the return of the perm.

Stellure History Of Prom Grad And Homecoming Hair Styles And Fashions

It seemed the reign of the hair straighteners may well have been finally coming to an end. Ever since Jennifer Aniston first flipped her famously straight locks across our TV screens, women everywhere have spent hours removing any wave, bounce or body from their hair.

When Jennifer herself sported soft waved hair at the 2004 Golden Globes it seemed that women all over the world would lay down their flat iron straighteners.

For Prom 2004, this meant that soft waved down dos and curled and waved up dos will be seen on the most fashionable. Soft and slightly unfinished dos would predominate, and half up/half down dos will also prove popular.

Although hair was set to fall naturally that season, it is important to remember that this look required time in the salon.If you would like this look try some layers around the face to create instant softness and romance. This hair cut will be perfect for wearing hair up, down or somewhere in between.

These hair style ranged from one extreme to the other, you can actually see how you would look in each one,with a free trial at www.stellure.com using Stellure's 3D imaging software.This is great fun, be Kelly Osbourne one minute, or Charlize Theron the next.

There was an alternative though! Let's face it, the romantic look was not for us all. While the 1930s and 1950s were influencing the romantic look, a more edgy style, looked to the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

At their 2004 Spring Showing, Gucci had models with heavy pageboy hair cuts straight from the streets of 1960s swinging London. Chunky bobs were big that season, especially when they were choppy, texturized and ultra-messy. Reinvent this style with multi-dimensional color.

Try bleaching and darkening sections of your hair a la Kelly Osbourne. The other mod look that made a strong showing for Prom 2004 was the ultra-cropped Twiggy look. This was a style that had been catching on ever since Alyssa Milano of Charmed graced our screens sporting this cute hair cut.

From the "I thought I would never see it" files came the season's other hot edgy look - the mullet. After years of being an object of ridicule, the mullet was making a comeback on some of the most fashionable of heads. Try updating this "classic" by going for an asymmetrical mullet.

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