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"I&amp;#x27;ll admit it: So far the hair at Fall 2013 New York Fashion Week has been a little too...wearable. There&amp;#x27;s been a lot of down and &amp;quot;lived-in&amp;quot; and blah blah blah, so I was so excited this morning to spot this retro rolled updo by Orlando Pita for the Orlo Salon using Moroccanoil at the Carolina Herrera show this morning. Since the collection has had a 40s vibe to it, Orlando wanted to give the hair a retro feel with a bit of an update so he kept the rolls very very tight and sleek. How he did that? He coated the hair with Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream for control, applying a bit more at the roots and the top of the hair where he really wanted the hair to stay down. Then he parted the hair down the middle and created three section: One on each side and a back section that started just behind the ears. Then the rolled the front sections back, pinning as he went. Next came the genius part: He kept twisting those pieces to the ends then wrapped them around the head and crisscrossed them as if the whole thing were going to be a half-up &amp;#x27;do. This crossed area then became an anchor he could pin the bottom to when he rolled up it from the bottom (which was the next step). Another genius tip I got for this style: Start with bobby pins first to hold the hair tightly, then tuck regular U-shaped hairpins in as you shape the rolls. I&amp;#x27;m not totally sure I have the talent to recreate this, but I&amp;#x27;m tempted to try. Dare me? Photos: Beth Shapouri"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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