W Suzy "We all know about Frederic Fekkai and Oribe riding the crest of deserved hype as hairdressers to the famous, the celebrated, the social and the rich. Comes now John D'Orazio, formerly a top stylist at Suga, who has opened a salon on the Upper East Side where only a select few are privy. "Located in a private town house mestled between Madison and Fifth on 72nd Street, the salon's watchword is 'discretion,' preferring to remain a best-kept secret that a group of high-profile women are hesitant to divulge. "Can you think of a better way to get publicity? Anyhow, if you blink your eyes, you might miss such as Jackie Onassis, Nancy Reagan, Diane Von Furstenberg, Betsy Bloomingdale, Susan Anton and megamodel Stephanie Seymour slipping in for a fix." download the full article as a .pdf here (578 KB)
Harper's Bazaar
"Inside Beauty: Hot Spots" "Among the best new salons in New York and Beverly Hills: John D'Orazio's elegant Upper East Side establishment. With its pink-flower-emblazoned courtyard, Baccarat crystal wall sconces and antique, stained glass French doors, it's a luxurious escape from Manhattan's frenzied pace. Patrons are pampered by a 12-person staff of color, cut, and perm experts headed up by the owner/master stylist himself..." download the full article as a .pdf here (2.9 MB)
New York Post
"Restoring Hair - and Spirits" "TWO months ago, celebrity stylist John D'Orazio was trimming the locks of yet another famous client when an absolutely unforgettable woman walked into his tony Upper East Side salon..." click here for full text
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GQ
"A Real Guy's Survival Guide to Mornings," p.469 "One of the most devastating morning disasters a man can face is when he notices those telltale clumps of hair on the pillow or in the sink. According to stylist John D'Orazio of the John D'Orazio Salon in Manhattan, who specializes in thinning hair, the shower is usually where you'll first notice unusual hair loss. If you are losing hair, don't panic. Follow D'Orazio's suggestions:..." download the full article as a .pdf here (16.1 MB)
Woman's Own
"Quick Chic: Eye-Catching Looks For Women With No Time To Fuss" Haircuts and styling by John Kelly, Alexander Sprinkle, Hendrik Thijen; color by Douglas Gray, Rosemary Sorrentino, and Ingrid Urzua; all from the John D'Orazio Salon, New York City. download the full article as a .pdf here (3.9 MB)
Bridal Guide
"Give Yourself a Makeover! Beauty Experts Share Their Secrets" "In anticipation of the big event, Margaret called us and we arranged a beauty session for her with hairstylist John D'Orazio of the John D'Orazio Salon..." download the full article as a .pdf here (3.5 MB)
New Woman
"Beauty Beat" "At the John D'Orazio Salon in New York City, owner John D'Orazio examined Teri's hair and asked what she wanted in a hairstyle. After Teri's hair was washed and conditioned, senior colorist Ingrid Urzua applied a new coloring technique called Moonlighting. The process adds depth, shine, and texture by using several darker, richer reds, yellows, and browns instead of lighter shades. Next, D'Orazio cut four inches from Teri's hair and reshaped it for a chic style that enhances her face instead of hiding it." download the full article as a .pdf here (1.5 MB)
Allure "9:30 A.M. Ten or so blocks farther along Madison Avenue, Diane Von Furstenberg is visiting with her hairdresser, Edgar Montalvo, at the tony John D'Orazio salon. The fashion designer and all-around social maven is exhausted after a weekend spent on business projects in Pennsylvania, and now there is the matter of this grand event to attend tonight..." download the full article as a .pdf here (1.7 MB)
New York Post "With all these foreign beauties in town and security so heavy you can't get into Woolworths without being frisked, here's a tale of the Pope's recent visit. "He was bunking next door to John D'Orazio's 22 E. 72nd beauty salon. Every time His Holiness went in or out, ladies in pantyhose and smocks, clay packs on their faces, hairs in silver papers, ran to the door..." download the full article as a .pdf here (544 KB)
"A Francophone tyke in a blue blazer was pelting down Fifth Avenue toward the police barricades, puffing her way toward the Lycée Français on East 72nd Street yesterday as a teacher urged: 'Dépêch-toi, Zoe! They're about to close the perimeter!' "Down the street at John D'Orazio's celebrity salon, even the most V.I.P of the V.I.P clients submitted to purse searches by police officers before their hair appointments..." download the full article as a .pdf here (756 KB)
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