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They said/We said: Thoughts on the passing of hair legend Vidal Sassoon
Photography by Ronald Dumont/Getty Images
Vidal Sassoon, the hairstyling genius responsible for overhauling the
tease and set styles of the ‘50s, passed away in his Los Angeles home
early this morning. Sassoon, who had styled such iconic manes as Twiggy, Mia Farrow and Mary Quant,
has been hailed as the visionary who introduced “ready-to-wear” hair to
women around the globe, and transformed the role of hair cutter into
hair stylist. Sassoon had been battling leukemia since 2006.
Sassoon started his journey at the age of 14, when he worked washing
hair and mixing hair colour. In 1954, he opened his own salon and spent
the next nine years perfecting his hair cutting techniques and styles.
In 1963 he earned the title “the founder of modern hairdressing” for the
revolutionary bob and five-point cut, styles that stood in stark
contrast to the beehive and bouffant that had preceded his esthetic. Hilary Alexander, fashion director of the Daily Telegraph,
tweeted “Much sadness on death of the architect of hair, Vidal Sassoon.
He banished the beehive, boosted the bob; most radical hair shift since
1920s.”
Sassoon explained his creative thinking behind this shift saying, “My
idea was to cut shape into the hair, to use it like fabric and take
away everything that was superfluous… Women were going back to work,
they were assuming their own power. They didn’t have time to sit under
the dryer anymore.”
It was Sassoon who was famously paid $5,000 (or so the story goes) to
give Mia Farrow a pixie cut—the same pixie cut that her husband at the
time, Frank Sinatra, didn’t like—for her role in Rosemary’s Baby. Today,
you can still see Sassoon’s influence in the young Hollywood starlet
set, including Winona Ryder, Michelle Williams and Emma Watson—women who fearlessly rock Sassoon-inspired looks and prove that short hair can be uber sexy with the right cut.
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