How "Back to Black" artisans recreated Amy Winehouse's iconic looks and used her real jewelry for the biopic. ... with a white streak in her non-beehive hair and lighter makeup tells a story of hope.

The touching story behind Amy Winehouse’s signature hairstyle - Tracey Cahoon was Amy Winehouse’s hairstylist between 2003 and 2010, and creator of her signature beehive look.

Tracey Cahoon was Amy Winehouse’s hairstylist between 2003 and 2010, and creator of her signature beehive look. She tells Joe Bromley the true story behind her signature hairstyle ...

The Amy Winehouse biopic "Back to Black" will be released on May 10. ... Winehouse began rocking her trademark exaggerated beehive hairstyle in 2007, following the music video for "Back to Black." ...

The beehive was an iconic '60s hairstyle and has been worn by ... "The style we commonly associate with Adele or Amy Winehouse with her half-up beehive was created in the '60s by a stylist in ...

Although Winehouse found inspiration in girl groups like The Ronettes, her signature hairstyle was not a traditional 1960s beehive. “It was a grungy variation — homemade, edgy, a bit of cool ...

Few looks are as distinctive as Amy Winehouse’s was. The singer’s sweeping eyeliner, tottering heels and dishevelled beehive are still instantly recognisable, 13 years after her death.

'Amy Winehouse’s [beehive] was taller and and bolder but was most often worn combined with her lengths left down at the back and a more obvious backcombed texture throughout,' he adds. Related Story ...

With the film shooting its end sequences first, Winehouse’s iconic beehive was at its highest. It was up to hair and makeup designer Peta Dunstall to find enough black extensions to add to Abela ...

Tracey Cahoon was Amy Winehouse’s hairstylist between 2003 and 2010, and creator of her signature beehive look. As she puts a wig from Winehouse’s You Know I’m No Good music video up for auction, she ...

Tracey Cahoon was Amy Winehouse’s hairstylist between 2003 and 2010, and creator of her signature beehive look. She tells Joe Bromley the true story behind her signature hairstyle.