Aurelia Salon\Spa

Our is Lenny Kravitz! Lenny’s hair represents his artistic, individual, bohemian rock- god identity. He pioneered a new look for African- American celebrities in the rock genre during the late 80s & early 90s. While he is most famous for his freeform locs, he is often called a "hair god" for his ability to rock diverse styles, including Afros, cornrows, buzz cuts, & blowouts with intense sensuality. Lenny Kravitz has spoken of his deep connection with his hair, noting that it carries energy.

Today’s is Princess Diana. Before “The Rachel” there was “The Lady Di Cut.” Women in the 80’s were begging their stylists to recreate Princess Diana’s feathered golden hair. Her look became a global sensation- offering a modern, approachable twist on traditional royal glamour. Diana’s cut drew inspiration from popular 1970s trends like Farrah Fawcett's wings, but adapted them into a shorter, more sophisticated "s**g" that felt fresh and relatable. In the 1990’s Princess Diana’s style evolved into a modern, chic, and practical "bixie" (bob-pixie hybrid). The iconic, textured short hair became a hallmark of her personal, more accessible brand, demonstrating the power of a haircut to signify personal transformation.

Today’s is Fabio! Fabio Lanzoni’s (known of course as just “Fabio”) hair became iconic in the 1990s, serving as a trademark of his "chiseled hunk" persona. His long, thick, & healthy mane symbolized vitality, making him the face of hundreds of book covers & ad campaigns. He claims to maintain his look naturally by never using shampoo with chemicals, rarely using conditioner, & avoiding heat styling.

Today’s is Audrey Hepburn!
In an era when long, glamorous waves were the norm, Audrey’s soft, elegant pixie cut felt fresh & modern. Whether short or swept up, her hair framed her stunning face without distraction. The styles highlighted her natural features rather than competing with them. Audrey’s classic look has endured across decades because it isn’t about trends—it’s about proportion, simplicity, & intention.