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          Didier Malige

          French hairstylist

          Didier Malige (né Christian Malige; September 5, 1948) is a French hairstylist.

          Italy a young philosophy student leaves his small village for Rome; his studies for a camera.

        1. People with wavy hair tend to shy away from bangs.
        2. At this moment Klein channels his own erotic subconscious and the truth of women's history.
        3. Born in Brazil, he moved to Milan aged 23 where he met Gianni Versace and Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana and began his career as an art director.
        4. [He laughs teasingly, but gives nothing away] Helmut Lang was born in Vienna, Austria, in He trained to become a businessman, but his career in finance.

          5. Raised in Paris, France, Malige has been called a hair visionary by The New York Times[1] and other commentators.[2][3][4]

          Biography

          Malige's career began in the mid-1960s when, as a teenager, he joined Carita Paris's premier salon as an apprentice.

          He went on to work at the salon of former Carita stylist, Jean Louis David, who made him part of a little group of young hairdressers for magazine work.[5] Malige worked with photographers Helmut Newton, who he credits for his first big break on a French Vogue assignment, Bob Richardson, and Guy Bourdin.

          In the 1970s, Malige set off to launch his career in New York where he first worked with Bruce Weber for Seventeen magazine, Mademoiselle and GQ.

          Over the decades Malige has become known for his collaborations with photographers including, Patrick Demarche