In charge of the crowning glory

The hairdresser Lasse Petterson explains his styling choices for the models participating in Muscat Fashion Week.

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The hair stylist Lasse Petterson had his hands full making sure the models were runway-ready at Muscat Fashion Week.

Things appear very calm backstage with most of the models ready in plenty of time - is that the case?

Yes, but it's always a bit stressful before a show because there are so many models to prepare and Muscat Fashion Week is the same as any other in that way.

One model's hair has been pulled into a low pony with the tail pinned towards the forehead. What was the inspiration?

I would say, to have a very 90s feel. We wanted to make a contrast between the elegance of the clothes and hair which was a bit rough and ready. The idea was to make all the girls look like they had short hair and you could say it was a little inspired by Rihanna, who has a cropped 'do right now.

Have you done any famous heads of hair?

I've worked with a lot of big names and often Helena Christensen when she's home in Denmark.

How does Muscat Fashion Week compare to European fashion weeks?

Well, the clothes differ a lot in style, of course. But with the hair, we're not doing anything traditional or Arab. Nor is it traditional Scandinavian. It's a mix of many influences, I would say.