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The PFW Ralph & Russo Couture show was a feast for the eyes. Inspired by their travels around Asia, Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo showcased hand-painted motifs and floral inspired shapes, made from organza, fashioned in tassels galore and kimono-themed shapes. Colors bounced between nudes and shimmer, violets, bright yellows and greens, blacks, reds, and pink! Their star model was Camila Coelho, who was honored to take center stage. When it came to the hair, it was worn down and naturally-looking straight with turban head wraps in matching shades and miniature veils.

A style is so much more than the color, the cut or the makeup that goes into it – ultimately, it comes from the person behind the chair or behind the camera creating the finished look. In this feature, we get to know David Vendittelli and a bit about his wife, Marilyn Vendittelli, who is also a stylist. Ever wondered what it’s like to be married to a fellow stylist? Keep reading to learn about this amazing duo and the beautiful art they create together.

As the industry is taking on more and more of an artistic edge, it is artists like Reno Prezio that we can thank for the movement. Classically trained, with an apprenticeship at Vidal Sassoon, everything he learned was clean and technical. From there, he used his time behind the chair to develop his soft, sexy looks. Now, he appreciates everything from Victoria Secret styles to polished looks for competition work or even the avant-garde extreme. Keep reading to learn more about Reno as an artist and see his expansive skills as he translates hair and art!