
Last week saw the premiere episode of "Shear Genius" Season 3, and local hairstylist Faatemah Ampey survived the first round. The boys at Project Rungay took her down a notch for her "smack-talking" and claimed to not be "that impressed" but said the look "really worked" (apart from the braided nipple), especially the braid across the forehead. Choice quotes: When asked if the group was going to let Jon win the competition, Faatemah said, "No. It's going to be a huge bloodbath. Somebody's going home in a body bag and it's not going to be me." And: "I don’t live in New York, I don’t live in LA, but I’m never out of my league. I’m not afraid of any of the people in this competition. I’m here for Faatemah. They can call me when I’m famous." Watch the full episode at Hulu and read Faatemah's recap at Modern Salon. [Hair Boutique/Project Rungay]
Local fashion photographer Ashley Lebedev has posted new work on her flickr page. She's just come onto our radar, and we're excited to collaborate with her on something for l'etoile at some point in the near future.
Wondering what's it like to work a day in the life of a hair salon owner? Then check out this Vita.mn article on Miyagi salon owner Mo Murphy.
Three designers from Saturday's (In) Sight U of M fashion show show their work on Twin Cities Live, to Macy's Trend Specialist Laura Schara's critical eye.
Local designer Laura Fulk is a finalist in Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's Sexiest Twin Citians contest. Besides being an extremely talented designer, Laura's an adorable girl and super-sweet person. Vote for Laura here.
Former Minneapolite model Tanaya Henry has gotten national attention for her business She Wears Your Tee, as well as her accessories line Lace that has been spotted on both Rihanna and Alicia Keys. [via LOL-OMG!]
It's a slow news week, so here's some interesting Facebook updates from Twin Cities stylemakers:








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