We speak with the blackishabc hairstylists NenaRoss and StaceyMorris about pandemic styling, their Emmy nomination, and which hairstyles they’d love to see make a comeback.
s Hair Department Head and celebrity hairstylist/barber, respectively. As the pandemic set in, Ross and Morris were determined to bring a level of creative escapism to their work, while also nodding to the realities of the current moment. Below, the pair discuss pandemic styling, their Emmy nomination, and which hairstyles they’d love to see make a comeback.
ROSS: Everybody went into natural styling mode because, obviously, the hair salons were closed. I wanted to make sure that I kept everything true to the character, while also expressing some fashion-forward looks and adding hair accessories and jewelry to the styles to make them more contemporary.MORRIS: During the pandemic, everyone grew their hair out in real life and so did the actors. So when we came back, we just emulated life.
MORRIS: I’m looking at what my peers are doing, looking at social media and real-life as well. Before the pandemic, I would frequent the salon. That’s important because it keeps your ear to the street. That’s where styles develop. Like, before Michael Jackson did the moonwalk on TV, there were kids in the neighborhood doing that for years. And once he did it, it became a trend. So, we don’t create all the styles—we take them and make them our own.
UKIOMOGBE: In your opinion, what’s the best hair innovation in the past five to ten years that makes your jobs a lot easier?
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