Hairstyles that make heads turn

Different hairstyles such as traditional wear, party wear, bridal wear, and so on were seen at the event.

July 07, 2013 02:08 pm | Updated 02:08 pm IST - Tiruchi

Participants wait for results at the hair-dressing competition at Srimathi Indira Gandhi College for Women in Tiruchi on Saturday. Photo: M. Moorthy

Participants wait for results at the hair-dressing competition at Srimathi Indira Gandhi College for Women in Tiruchi on Saturday. Photo: M. Moorthy

A hall full of pretty young girls in their finest attire and wearing exquisite hairdos, waited eagerly for the results to be announced.

They were all participants of the hair dressing competition held at Shrimati Indira Gandhi College here on Saturday.

The inter-departmental event was organised by the Department of Fashion Technology and Costume Designing of the college.

Around 55 undergraduate students participated in the competition.

The event was headed by Andal Dhinakaran, head of the department, and judged by Malathi Prabhakaran of the Cantonment Ladies Club. “It was a challenge for me to make an innovative hairstyle in the competition and I am happy to have got a platform to showcase my skills. I attended an add-on course in beauty culture organised by the Department of Fashion Technology, where I learnt the art of hair dressing,” said R. Radhika, a final year computer science student and participant in the event. Participants were informed of the event a week in advance and they chose their models based on the hair type suitable for the hairstyle they had in mind. The time limit for the competition was one-and-a-half hours.

Different hairstyles such as traditional wear, party wear, bridal wear, casual wear, French roll, Macram knot, birds nest and so on were seen at the event. Hair clips, barrettes, scrunchies, butterfly clips, and flowers were used innovatively to produce the interesting hairdos.

S. Shahana, I B.Sc Microbiology bagged the first prize. R. Kavitha, I BCA, S. Shobana, I B.Sc F.T and K. Shefana, III B.Com received the second, third, and fourth prizes respectively.

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