Ritzy Bryan's bob almost seems shattered but unfortunately it's more like a mop. Piecey hairstyles are popular and easy enough to create in a visually pleasing manner, but the exception is blunt bobs. Ritzy's is reminiscent of flamboyant fashion designer Betsey Johnson's trademark tresses, but the singer's lines aren't so severe. Even so, a little bit of curling iron use could quickly remove the "helmet head."
Josie Ho Chiu Yi has underlayers worthy of an ultra-creative musician. There is platinum blonde in a very cool tone, which is not far off artic white; and underneath it's very dark like jet black. Messy as if it was already tossed around during a rock concert, Josie also has bangs with a mind of their own. Her fragmented fringe draws extra attention from the different hues so close to the white top.
When you stop to think, it seems natural that the current Ombre fashion followed underlayers. Even though the connection in commentary isn't usually made between the two coloring styles, visually it's fairly obvious. There is one color made to appear above or stacked on top of the other. (Courtesy E!)
Lacey Schwimmer (22) is shown in this pic from a side view with what curiously appears to be hair that was spray-painted? After her infamous incident on Dancing With The Stars this season, now it looks more like she's been in the auto shop than the beauty shop! There is some moderation by not using the polar opposite colors. This is Lacey's second attempt at the fab fad and this time she has a faux fade.
It has durability since you don't need to update the roots, but it's not an easy coloring style to duplicate outside a salon. However it will generate interest and get people asking how you did it. For those who thought the black-and-white underlayer concept is too harsh and underground chic, this particular Ombre choice is superior at least with regards to its feminine fade. Sure it's a bit funky, but it is, nevertheless, quite neat. Serious extensions are probably required.