Felice’s POV on Drunk Weather Music Video Hair Style Looks

I felt like I discovered some hidden potential in my hair while shooting the music video for my song “Drunk Weather!”  Never before had I even thought about experimenting with hairbands and styling my curls purposefully under hoodies.  Because the concept of the song was about chilling at home, finding new ways to make hair look easy and breezy opened my eyes to a whole new array of hair styles.

Jeffrey’s Pro Tips for Drunk Weather Music Video Hair Styles

When it came to the look and feel of hairstyling for the “Drunk Weather” video, I wanted to keep Felice’s hair more minimal and relaxed shape wise for the most part while still showcasing a bit of our traditional big and wild vibe.  It was important that the shapes and styles were effortless while complimenting our wardrobe choices and overall feel of the video.

Hair Accessories

We utilized this opportunity to play more with hair accessories to coincide with the looks

 and add an extra element of detail. A new accessory we are loving is faux headscarves!  For this shoot, we used Sincerely Jules by Scünci Turban Headband in Pink Satin and Sincerely Jules by Scünci Satin Beaded Top Knot Headband in Blue Satin on Felice.  It was a quick and easy “Fake it til you make it” moment which is great when working on set with limited time to change over each new look. 

The Looks

We definitely needed a “Classic Felice” look in the video, which we highlighted with a fabulous blue faux fur coat to complement the blue tones in Felice’s hair.

With the Teddy Romper look, we opted to play off the bear hoodie (we loved the cute ears!) which gave the look a really easy feel.  But there was still definitely major attention to detail as I made sure every curl was visible by placing each one by hand for each take.

Another favorite hair look was our quick modern take on the French twist.  I created that familiar shape with Felice’s natural texture which added some edge to an otherwise soft style. We enhanced Felice’s natural texture with the Amika Jack of All Curls Curling Kit to give more definition to her curls and finished the look with the Amika un.Done Volume and Matte Texture Spray for a bit more  texture and the Amika Vandal Matte Volume Powder for added volume.

For Felice’s Girl Gang in the video, I used the 1 ½” barrel to keep it simple with a natural bend and wave finished with a touch of the texture spray.

What’s your favorite hair look from this music video?  Let us know in the comments below!