Constance Jablonski

[FrenchCactus]

At the Chanel party

Vogue.com and Style.com

 

[HelplessnessGray]

walkfaststrongcoolandurban.tumblr

 

[TianSoFine]

The dress at the Chanel party is perfect!

 

[ChristyLeReveur]

her hair is gorg.

 

[Bigmax]

Chanel dinner in New York, October 9, 2012



51pantone.com

 

[Qemmanu]

With @constjablonski on the @EsteeLauder #InstaWalk this morning! #MySimplePleasures

A perfect day for @ConstJablonski and us to walk through Central Park #mysimplepleasures

The final stop for @ConstJablonski @CoolHaus

instagram/marilynagencyny

 

[Qemmanu]

Ice Cream sandwich #MySimplePleasures @NewYorkCity

instagram/constjablonski EsteeLauder

 

[HelplessnessGray]

[ @ ] liuwenlw Let's do some exercising this weekend!! @esteelauder @ConstJablonski is such a good ping pong player!!

instagram/@liuwenlw,@constjablonski

 

[Minimoon27]

nstagram.com/#Constance Jablonski

tumblr/xxandrxx

 

[Kaiserin]

Nice photos!

 

[MartiniKiss]

Golden Heart Awards Celebration in New York


buro247.ru

 

[AnnaM94]

^ HQs

gettyimages

more H&M


hm.com

 

[MartiniKiss]

zimbio.com

 

[Rosary]

Museum Of Fine Arts: Mario Testino Exhibit - October 17, 2012 in Boston, Massachusetts



zimbio

 

[Bigmax]

Golden Heart Awards Celebration in New York



vogue.com

 

[Minimoon27]

Museum Of Fine Arts: Mario Testino Exhibit

@ConstanceJab

 

[navyvelvetbowtie]

Antidote Magazine : The Animal Issue

*Colettestore/Instagram via Chanelcouture09
She's the one in the Gucci dress I think

 

[HelplessnessGray]

Backstage at the Jean-Paul Gaultier show two weeks ago, everybody’s favorite catwalking Frenchies Constance Jablonski (with nothing more than a Velcro roller in her hair, courtesy of Guido, preparing for her turn down the runway as ‘Jane Birkin’) and Sigrid Agren (in full ‘Madonna’ mode) were killing time with Canadian pal Alana Zimmer and yours truly when the subject of hair came up. “Well, for French girls, you don’t do anything to your hair,” Constance said. “You know what I mean?” No. “I really don’t!” She continued, “I never brush my hair—I don’t have a brush. I would never brush my hair.”

Alana nodded in agreement, “I own one, but I don’t use it. I have wavy hair, and when I brush it, it destroys the waves.”

“Me too," Constance said. “I have waves. And waves never need to be brushed. But I think it depends on your kind of hair. So for certain hair… I think straight hair needs to be brushed, maybe.” Okay, now we’re getting somewhere.

Constance: Yeah, like the girls will ask me, ‘Do you have a brush in your bag?’ And I’m like, ‘No, why would I have a brush?’ [Laughs] I do have a comb to do a part, that’s it. Just a straight, little comb.

Alana: I let my part fall wherever it feels like. [Laughs] ‘Cause I have so much hair, if I brush it, it gets so wide at the bottom… and I just look like a big triangle. I just comb it in the shower, with a wide-tooth comb.

Constance: With conditioner, always. And then I dry it with a towel, quickly…and that’s it!

Sigrid: Me too, I comb it in the shower.

Constance: But you don’t brush it, right? I mean, you don’t carry a brush in your bag?

Sigrid: I do!

At which point Sigrid opens the flap of her Chanel bag and takes out a tiny wooden, boar-bristled brush.

Constance & Alana: Noooo! [Laughs]

Sigrid: I have to! My hair never goes frizzy; it’s dead straight. It gets really tangly if I don’t brush it. I have straight, straight hair so it doesn’t matter if I brush it or not. If I don’t brush my hair it looks like… flat.

Frida Gustavsson [after overhearing the convo, chimes in]: For me, it tangles in two seconds. Alana, do you have a brush in your bag?

Alana: Never. I just wash my hair every three days, and use a dry shampoo in between.

Constance: Because I do sports, I wash it two times or three times a week—then I wash them after sports. [Ed. note: French girls tend to refer to hair as “them,” not “it,” in a terribly endearing way.] But if I don’t do sports and I don’t do work, it can stay clean for, like, five to six days. I swear! [Laughs]

Sigrid: Nooo… I wash it every other day.

Constance: But it’s because I have dry hair, so it doesn’t get greasy. But I also have dry skin, which is bad. Everything is dry. I need to moisturize. And the other thing is, I never [blow] dry it. I just wash it and let it dry by itself.

Alana: But naturally. If it’s cold out and it’s wet, I’ll just blow it a bit.

Constance: I would never blow-dry my hair.

Not even in the dead of winter?

Constance: Well, in the dead of winter, in that case… I would wash them at night. [Laughs]

So there you have it: washing, brushing, and blow-drying rules to live by, straight from the girls with some of the best hair in the biz. My M.O.? Wash, condition (no comb), air-dry, 3 mornings a week, wet hair out the door—weather be damned.

—Emily Weiss

intothegloss

 

[bootsandspooky]

Constance Jablonski, New York, September 2012

modelsjam

 

[2ou3choses]

Antidote Magazine F/W 2012

Photographed by Txema Yeste



facebook/MAGAZINEANTIDOTE via Mat Cyruss