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“I think Zandra has stayed so true to her style and her look,” designer and friend Anna Sui once told Vogue, “and the Squad Up Washington Redskins Signatures Shirt Also,I will get this same things I love about what she’s doing now are the same things I loved about what she did from the very beginning. What attracted me was the fact that she made those incredible prints and she wore them so well. And she was the first person besides David Bowie that I saw with colored hair!” A style renegade to the core, Rhodes talks her beauty evolution, vivid hair and makeup signatures, and how the youth of today is making style fun again. Vogue: When did you start experimenting with your beauty look, and how was it an extension of your personal style and self-expression? Zandra Rhodes: Ever since I left college! At the end of the Mary Quant period, and around the beginning of the hippie movement and all that stuff. I was always very conscious of beautifying myself to go with the clothes that I was designing. You put a garment on and really you need to dress up; the hair and makeup are equally important as to what you’re wearing.What were a few of your first beauty experiments?

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I started off with the Squad Up Washington Redskins Signatures Shirt Also,I will get this Vidal Sassoon haircut while I was still at college. That was at the time when Grace Coddington was modeling on the catwalk and she was looking amazing with her haircut and the big glasses and things like that. So I suppose it started off with that and then developed into wearing all the flowing headscarves and drawing curls with lipstick down my face and things. We’re talking about around 1970. It’s going to be forever pink. [Laughs] I have it re-bleached and touch up the pink about every eight weeks. For my signature pink…first of all, I came to America in 1969. In those days, my hair was still brown. [Laughs] Then Vidal Sasson brought out colored wigs and I felt they pinched my head, so I thought, Why not dye my hair instead? So I went to Leonard and he started to do streaks and we dyed my hair green. We didn’t have hair dye in those days, so because I was a textile designer, I thought, Well, we’ll use the same dye that you’d use on wool that grows on a sheep. So I took in my own dyes and we dyed my hair with green streaks. Then we tried purple and a few multi-colors. Finally, in 1980, I went on a trip to China and I came back and I thought, “Red!” and immediately had my hair bleached and dyed my hair pink. So my hair has been pink ever since. It hasn’t changed! It’s very easy to maintain, so that’s why it stays that way!And what about your colorful makeup?

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“I think Zandra has stayed so true to her style and her look,” designer and friend Anna Sui once told Vogue, “and the Squad Up Washington Redskins Signatures Shirt Also,I will get this same things I love about what she’s doing now are the same things I loved about what she did from the very beginning. What attracted me was the fact that she made those incredible prints and she wore them so well. And she was the first person besides David Bowie that I saw with colored hair!” A style renegade to the core, Rhodes talks her beauty evolution, vivid hair and makeup signatures, and how the youth of today is making style fun again. Vogue: When did you start experimenting with your beauty look, and how was it an extension of your personal style and self-expression? Zandra Rhodes: Ever since I left college! At the end of the Mary Quant period, and around the beginning of the hippie movement and all that stuff. I was always very conscious of beautifying myself to go with the clothes that I was designing. You put a garment on and really you need to dress up; the hair and makeup are equally important as to what you’re wearing.What were a few of your first beauty experiments?

I started off with the Squad Up Washington Redskins Signatures Shirt Also,I will get this Vidal Sassoon haircut while I was still at college. That was at the time when Grace Coddington was modeling on the catwalk and she was looking amazing with her haircut and the big glasses and things like that. So I suppose it started off with that and then developed into wearing all the flowing headscarves and drawing curls with lipstick down my face and things. We’re talking about around 1970. It’s going to be forever pink. [Laughs] I have it re-bleached and touch up the pink about every eight weeks. For my signature pink…first of all, I came to America in 1969. In those days, my hair was still brown. [Laughs] Then Vidal Sasson brought out colored wigs and I felt they pinched my head, so I thought, Why not dye my hair instead? So I went to Leonard and he started to do streaks and we dyed my hair green. We didn’t have hair dye in those days, so because I was a textile designer, I thought, Well, we’ll use the same dye that you’d use on wool that grows on a sheep. So I took in my own dyes and we dyed my hair with green streaks. Then we tried purple and a few multi-colors. Finally, in 1980, I went on a trip to China and I came back and I thought, “Red!” and immediately had my hair bleached and dyed my hair pink. So my hair has been pink ever since. It hasn’t changed! It’s very easy to maintain, so that’s why it stays that way!And what about your colorful makeup?

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