"It
would please me best if, at the last, a marble stone shall record that
this Queen having lived such and such a time, lived and died a virgin"
(Queen Elizabeth I to parliamentary delegation)
The task this week was to interpret a quote and create a hair look that we thought met this interpretation. The quote chosen to interpret was, 'It would please me best if, at the last, a marble stone shall record that this Queen having lived such and such a time, lived and died a virgin.' (Queen Elizabeth I to parliamentary delegation) The image we got from this quote was a sense of purity, as marble is smooth and has this look of freshness about it but also because of the use of the word Virgin; which is pure.
So the idea was to create a look based around certain words from the quote; we used the idea of the marble and the word virgin. These words lead to the idea of using long ringlet hair which was popular at the time. We had to use materials like paper and old hair to create the look, basically showing that in the industry you have to be able to create something with what you have available to you. We then decided to put red ribbon through the hair to show the Elizabethan aspect of the hair style. The colour red was also used to show wealth. We then also put netting over half the face and intertwined this into the hair to make the hairstyle more contemporary.
The task this week was to interpret a quote and create a hair look that we thought met this interpretation. The quote chosen to interpret was, 'It would please me best if, at the last, a marble stone shall record that this Queen having lived such and such a time, lived and died a virgin.' (Queen Elizabeth I to parliamentary delegation) The image we got from this quote was a sense of purity, as marble is smooth and has this look of freshness about it but also because of the use of the word Virgin; which is pure.
So the idea was to create a look based around certain words from the quote; we used the idea of the marble and the word virgin. These words lead to the idea of using long ringlet hair which was popular at the time. We had to use materials like paper and old hair to create the look, basically showing that in the industry you have to be able to create something with what you have available to you. We then decided to put red ribbon through the hair to show the Elizabethan aspect of the hair style. The colour red was also used to show wealth. We then also put netting over half the face and intertwined this into the hair to make the hairstyle more contemporary.
Above are the words used to create the look by. |
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