The Color: High-intensity auburn
The Look: Irish genetics, Miranda Hobbes, Joan Holloway-Harris
The Method: Hazelton believes red hair can be worn by anybody (kind of like a Kiss Me I'm Irish T-shirt on St. Patrick's Day). But appreciating your skin's undertones helps narrow down the options: Warm faces and brighter, orangier color (SZA, Scooby Doo's Daphne), cool faces and cool, blue-leaning auburn (Christina Hendricks, Florence Welch, this shoot's red-hair chameleon Lindsey Wixson). This particular crimson shade was inspired by Hazelton's work on the HBO show The Time Traveler's Wife, where she had to create a wardrobe of reds that would glow in natural lighting. Even after a long night of toiling in the dungeons of her home salon, each wig for the series was not finished until it could be appraised in the next morning's sunlight.
Cinnamon Cider Red
Bottega Veneta jacket and gloves. To create a similar makeup look: Glow Paradise Balm-in-Gloss in Angelic Daydream by L'Oréal Paris.
The Color: A classic ginger brew
The Look: Julianne Moore (usually), Asuka Langley, Libby's canned pumpkin
The Method: For this story, Hazelton — with a cohort of colorist colleagues — bleached, stained, and painted five wigs into a spectrum of five gorgeous reds (all to be modeled on the naturally dark blonde Lindsey Wixson). The logical middle of that spectrum is this one: a spicy shade of not-quite-brunette.
Creamsicle Blonde
Gucci coat and shirt. To create a similar makeup look: Super Stay Vinyl Ink Liquid Lip Color in Red-Hot by Maybelline New York.
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