He's been glamming them up since the days of Studio 54. It really depends where you live. Here in New York yes we've seen flat, flat, flat, which I think was a mistake for a few but beautiful in general, and now of course, we've had our fill. Trouble is everyone damaged the hair so much in the process of getting it stick straight that they have to use equal effort to get the hair to look shiny and naturally wavy again for the new trend.
Some women blow their hair straight every day.
They want whatever they don't have. I'd like to see women regain a sense of their own individuality as so many women had in the seventies. Renee Russo, who was such a confident girl and who still maintains a unique style was never swayed by trends in the seventies. Patty Hanson also had a definite look about her that we worked with, not against, on our photo shoots together. Cowlicks should be respected and worked with , not against.