身兼MOROCCANOIL品牌大使並活躍於時尚伸展台的明星設計師Peter Gray，近期剛為Paul Smith打造2012春夏流行趨勢，以不做作的柔和線條與低調的灰與藍，間接綴以繽紛的黃色與深藍色，成功創造永不褪流行的英倫風潮，他表示，「今年春夏髮型將內側打薄，更強調輕、透與動感。從打底到定型，我的MOROCCANOIL造型品就是我的祕密武器！」Paul Smith在物色合作對象時，便一眼相中了從四年前開始就在全球延燒，並成為國際時尚伸展台與精品舞台寵兒的MOROCCANOIL，不僅擁有眾多的影視歌星粉絲，產品口碑與形象更引起全世界的明星設計師狂熱追逐，魅力驚人。

A quintessentially English girl returning home after a sultry summer night out inspired the loose, comfortable shapes in the Paul Smith Spring /Summer 2012 collection. Colour tones included muted greys and blues, punctuated by pops of colour including yellows and royal blues.

Catwalk stylist Peter Gray for Moroccanoil created very natural, soft, floaty hair that can be worn down comfortably during hot a summer day and carried through to the evening, without clinging to the nape of the neck.“This look is all about the summer under-cut and how hair collapses over it,” explained Peter. “The summer under-cut removes weight from the hair outline, making it more transparent and encourages more movement. This was achieved by creating corn row braids that were pinned flat to the back and sides of the head to create an invisible under-cut. Long hair was then released to fall over it.”

Preparation: “I first applied Moroccanoil Hydrating Cream to dry hair and brushed it through with the Moroccanoil Paddle Brush to prep and condition the hair”. The Under-Cut: “Next, I took away a 1.5inch section of hair from above the ear, and around to just below the crown. This section and all of the hair beneath was braided into flat corn rows. To achieve this, I sprayed each section of hair with Luminous Hairspray to create strong braids that were then looped onto themselves and secured tightly to the head using small hair grips - this is what creates the invisible under-cut look” explained Peter. Floaty upper layer The rest of the hair was worn loose favouring soft, natural partings. “I used a 1.5inch curling iron to create a very soft, lazy wave to the hair and to add a natural movement” Finishing touches. “I ‘striped’ Moroccanoil Light through the fringe and the surface area of the hair using my thumb and forefinger to create tendrils of hair. This reduces frizz and adds texture and dimension.”