The Gold Coast Bulletin

IF I CAN MAKE IT HAIR, I’LL MAKE IT ANYWHERE

- EMILY SELLECK

A REEDY Creek hairdresse­r has just returned from a whirlwind eight days styling the locks of worldfamou­s models and celebritie­s at New York Fashion Week.

Hayley Kidson usually tends to the tresses of everyday Gold Coasters but was picked to join the Wella team styling for Aussie labels Zimmerman and Alice McCall.

“This was the third time I’ve been chosen to go over for New York Fashion Week,” she said.

“In the beginning it was submission-based and I had to fly to Sydney to do different workshops but now I get invited back. An email pops up in my inbox saying ‘you’re coming to New York’.

“It’s the best feeling.”

The Minogue Hairdressi­ng boss said she travelled with a large group of Aussies which included 15 other hair style assistants.

“As a hairdresse­r it’s the absolute pinnacle,” she said. “Everyone wants to work at New York Fashion Week.

“We worked on about 20 models for Alice McCall and 36 for Zimmerman. A lot of them were internatio­nal models, some were Victoria’s Secret models ... I got to prep Devon Windsor.”

Ms Kidson said she also had a front row seat at the Zimmerman show.

“The production for that show would have been in the millions (and) we saw so many celebritie­s like Katie Holmes and Brittany Snow.”

 ??  ?? Hayley Kidson in New York with fellow stylists Mariam Enedg and Dion La Bella. Inset: Alice McCall with models at her show.
Hayley Kidson in New York with fellow stylists Mariam Enedg and Dion La Bella. Inset: Alice McCall with models at her show.

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