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Commit to a Dramatic Dye Job


A there’s-no-turning-back-now hair transformation for a 15-minute-long Saint Laurent show? It was a no brainer for blonde-haired Anja Rubik and raven-maned Sarah Brannon, who boldly went two-toned, acid-bright red and white-hot platinum respectfully. But if a full-on dye job just isn’t in the cards, there’s always the ombré approach, as seen on newcomer Hanna Kamelina, whose dark blonde lengths were dipped in an iridescent ultraviolet hue for her exclusive debut on Vaccarello’s runway. In collaboration with hairstylist Duffy, colorist Lena Ott gave seven other girls the supernatural color treatment, riffing on everything from ‘90s-era Kate Moss pink to the kind of sun-bleached, Californian lengths you’d find in a non-fashion fashion photograph by Joseph Szabo.

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Suite Caroline was created as a space where craft and connection could coexist, and where possibility has no ceiling. After years inside New York’s most established salons, founder Lena Ott wanted to build an environment that gives artists the freedom to reach their full potential while upholding the highest standards of craft.

Named in honor of her mother, Caroline, the space carries her warmth and ease. Knowledge is shared freely, and every client is treated as a collaborator.

Each color, cut, and conversation is approached with the same intention: to make something beautiful, lasting, and true. Suite Caroline is a place for people who value quality, care, and a relationship built on trust, where the experience feels personal, thoughtful, and quietly confident.