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"  With tribal prints and embroidery adorning Lela Rose&amp;#039;s feminine frocks, her safari theme influenced the hair at her show as well. &amp;quot;Lela&amp;#039;s inspiration was about being in Africa,&amp;quot; says Ted Gibson, the creative coiffeur behind Rose&amp;#039;s braided tresses. &amp;quot;She brought me this really incredible book full of women with these beautiful, elaborate hairdos. In creating a modern interpretation of that, I envisioned a woman riding in a Jeep with her hair blowing in the wind\u2014she braids it away from her face in a way that still looks really chic.&amp;quot;  The trick to achieving Gibson&amp;#039;s twists? &amp;quot;Make sure the braid isn&amp;#039;t too perfect and that it&amp;#039;s roughed up a bit,&amp;quot; he says. Before braiding, Gibson used his Tame It Shine Lotion to add texture. Next, he made a deep side part and braided a cornrow going from front to back. Placing a braided chignon at the nape of the neck, Gibson finished the look with his Beautiful Hold Hairspray.   SEE MORE PRETTY PLAITS HERE "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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