Charles David Salon of Hanover owner, Charles "Buddy" Dudley has been asked to do hair coloring for Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York.

“Dudley will be using his expertise to color models for celebrity designer, Donna Karan’s DKNY fashion show,” the Middleboro publicity firm Grassroots Marketing said in a statement monday. “The three time Redken Elite Salon of the Year in Hanover is no stranger to glitz and glamor. Many national and local celebrities are frequent guests at Charles David Salon.”

The hot button annual fashion event showing off major spring 2010 collections takes place Feb. 11 to 18 at Bryant Park.

QUINCY, Mass. — Last Sunday night marked the kickoff to Quincy Fashion Week. And by week we mean day. And by day we mean half hour.

The clear highlight of Quincy Fashion Half Hour was the Betsey Johnson fashion show, held at the Marina Bay Beach Club. The models strutted a beachside runway wearing playful styles currently available at Johnson’s Newbury Street store, including summery dresses, swimsuits and handbags.

Stylists from Salon Marc Harris primped the models for the event, turning out spunky up-dos and making frizzy pigtails a worthy fashion trend. The show started off with the stylists presenting a birthday cake and singing “Happy Birthday” to Harris, who attended the event and blew out his candles on the runway.

While Johnson and her trademark cartwheel were absent from the event, the show stayed true to the designer’s high energy. Models danced along the runway to upbeat music from The Ting Tings, Alien Ant Farm, Lady GaGa and Kevin Rudolf.

The Connecticut-born designer recently unveiled her Fall 2009 collection in New York, entitled
“Betsey’s Crocker’s Recipes for Dressings.” All of the outfits in the collection are named after comfort food recipes, including Sex Pot Pie and Triple Cheeseburger Deluxe.

Sunday’s show, however, was more about celebrating what’s left of summer. The sand-strewn runway and whimsical party dresses made us wish there’s a whole lot left.