The Front - Daria Werbowy Loves The Natural Look

Supermodel Daria Werbowy has revealed she loves not brushing her hair for weeks and wearing the same clothes for days on end.

Daria Werbowy loves not brushing her hair for weeks.

The impeccably groomed supermodel - who has appeared on the front cover of Vogue three times - has admitted when she is not working, she loves getting close to nature by taking to a sail boat and wearing the same clothes for days.

She told T magazine: "Sailing is the closest I can get to nature - it's adrenaline, fear, a constant challenge and learning experience, an adventure into the unknown. And of course there is nothing better than wearing the same T-shirt for days and not brushing my hair for weeks."

Photograoher Cass Bird has worked with the model who has walked for fashion brands Celine, Balmain and Salvatore Ferragamo, and is a face of Lancôme and says she is a chameleon.

She explained: "Daria can morph into so many different things. She's tough as nails."

A few years ago the 28-year-old took time out from her career to sail across the Atlantic from New York with her father, brother and sister and recently began a two-month-long expedition from Guatemala to Costa Rica

The Front - Daria Werbowy Loves The Natural Look

Supermodel Daria Werbowy has revealed she loves not brushing her hair for weeks and wearing the same clothes for days on end.

Daria Werbowy loves not brushing her hair for weeks.

The impeccably groomed supermodel - who has appeared on the front cover of Vogue three times - has admitted when she is not working, she loves getting close to nature by taking to a sail boat and wearing the same clothes for days.

She told T magazine: "Sailing is the closest I can get to nature - it's adrenaline, fear, a constant challenge and learning experience, an adventure into the unknown. And of course there is nothing better than wearing the same T-shirt for days and not brushing my hair for weeks."

Photograoher Cass Bird has worked with the model who has walked for fashion brands Celine, Balmain and Salvatore Ferragamo, and is a face of Lancôme and says she is a chameleon.

She explained: "Daria can morph into so many different things. She's tough as nails."

A few years ago the 28-year-old took time out from her career to sail across the Atlantic from New York with her father, brother and sister and recently began a two-month-long expedition from Guatemala to Costa Rica

Your Summer Hair Color Survival Guide

Women have been struggling with hair color for centuries: Gauls at the end of the Iron Age used limewater to bleach their locks a stark white (à la model Abbey Lee Kershaw); the ancient Greeks mixed potash water with yellow flowers to impart a golden sheen; and in early Rome, women masked grays with a mixture of ashes, boiled walnut shells, and earthworms. You'll find none of these remedies here!

TRENDS TO TRY NOW

SANDY BLONDE Nestled between brunette and blonde, "sandy blonde is a good transitional shade," says Manhattan-based colorist Marie Robinson. "And you don't have to worry about it getting too messed up with chlorine because it's darker, more forgiving."

FAINT PASTELS Both Ashley Olsen and Kelly Osbourne have dabbled in pastels before — baby-blue streaks and an allover lilac, respectively — but the new way to wear them is more understated. "Ask your colorist to add a slight pastel tint to the toner so it will give a blush to blonde hair," says Lena Ott of NYC's ION Studio.

RICH BRUNETTES This season's browns differentiate themselves with a spectrum of unexpected undertones — Robinson loves light browns with a complexion-flattering caramel reddish tone, while Ott favors cedar browns with hints of light-catching violet.

PLATINUM When it comes to visual impact, platinum is a winner. And that Jean Harlow-esque champagne has been updated for today. "Think Nordic blonde like Michelle Williams," says Victoria Hunter of Whittemore House Salon. "Blonde and bright, but really clean."

OMBRé Popular within every color family, ombré (which means "shadow" in French) is an effect where one color at the roots gradually transitions to another shade at the ends. Negin Zand of Sally Hershberger's L.A. salon reveals how to make it modern: "Add fine highlights at the root, then keep it thicker toward the bottom."

Cute Short Hair Styles 2011

Switch up your style options by embracing one of these cute short hair styles 2011. Go for layers or a soft angled crop to highlights your flirty features. Use the must have styling products to keep your tresses in perfect shape.

Dull and lifeless locks can be immediately fixed with a revitalizing crop. Get rid of split ends and bulky hair texture with the help of a chic hair design that radiates confidence. The cute short hair styles 2011 below furnish your with a modern alternatives to arm up your strands with a luxe finish. Keep your hair looking healthy with a chic Pixie or close-cropped hairdo. Visit your favorite hair salon and flip through the multitude of style inspirations. Pick your favorite style from a myriad of looks suitable for your face shape. Short hair can be extremely sexy, therefore don't deprive yourself of a real style statement. Refuse to blend into the crowd with a conventional crop. Call your wild side and improve your hair sculpting skills with a few pro tricks.

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Glamorous and on trend Pixies are perfect to dress up your appearance with a dazzling accessory. If you're never happy with your plain look it's high time to drop a glimpse at the most stylish short crops. Feel free to experiment with a cut that suits your age and personality. The layered structure of these chic hair designs will give the necessary volume boost to your strands. Moreover with a similar versatile anatomy you'll have the opportunity to make a high street update to your appearance. Grab the newest hair sculpting formulas and use them to pull off brand new and faddish hair styles worth copycatting by your fans.

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