Cleo
AS A PERFORMER, Cleo Elliott has tried on di���erent personas over the years, going from blonde to brunette and back again.
Marie Ferro, invited Goldwell���s Dimitrios Tsioumas to collaborate with her on Cleo���s new look because he was able to bring a
New York high-fashion sensibility to Malibu. What the two came up with was a kind of rocker-chick ombr��. Because Cleo���s
hair tends to pull a lot of red, Ferro used Goldwell Oxycur Platine with 20-volume peroxide to lift her roots so they���d match
the ends. Ten Tsioumas used Goldwell Elumen High-Performance Hair Color to paint several di���erent shades of apricot on
the mid-shafts and ends. ���I began working with very sophisticated, cotton-candy pastels last spring,��� says Tsioumas, who
predicts that we���ll see a lot more of them this season. ���It���s kind of like a dip-dyed look, only we���re strategically placing the
color on the ends this time around.��� While Cleo���s color is de���nitely avant-garde, Tsioumas decided to do a traditional roundbrush blowout before going in with a 1��-inch curling iron to set the hair. ���I liked the idea
of juxtaposing a sophisticated style against this trendy color,��� says Tsioumas.
Katarine
Ros
THE GRADUATE | 1967
Directed by Mike Nichols,
The Graduate was a
groundbreaking film,
whose coming-of-age
themes were as relevant
in 1967 as those in Lena
Dunham���s HBO series,
Girls, are today. Dustin
Hoffman played recent
college graduate Benjamin
Braddock, whose plans for
the future seem uncertain
when he is seduced by
Mrs. Robinson (Anne
his father���s law partner.
The plot thickens when
Benjamin falls in love
with Mrs. Robinson���s
daughter, Elaine, played
by Katharine Ross.
PHOTOGRAPHY (FAR LEFT): GETTY IMAGES; (FAR RIGHT): GETTY IMAGES.
Bancroft), the wife of