Who knew bluehairs could be so hot?

Of course, these aren't your typical bluehairs, are they? You might recognize some of them, though. ;-P

I've had the idea for awhile now, to do a "My Favorite Things" post on the theme of blue-toned hair. Somehow or other, I seem to have accumulated a lot of pictures of models sporting that color; and I do like it, so I figured, "Share and enjoy."

The model above is Little Miss Nicks, photographed by I Must Be Dead. Directly below, from left to right, are Apnea, photographed by Lithium Picnic; Darenzia, photographed by Ken Marcus and wearing Exquisite Restraint; and Velocity, photographed by T. H. Taylor.

Next up are Revel, in a picture from her own photography studio, wearing Antiseptic Fashion; Electralux, photographed by Jeff Hui and wearing Artifice Clothing; and Nina Kate, photographed by Kris Talikowski and wearing her own clothing line, Jane Doe Latex.

Below are Shakti, photographed by Michael Helms; Storm Unnirsdottir, photographed by Nadya Lev; and Scar13 in another photograph by by Michael Helms.

Lastly, here are Seraphine Strange, photographed by Annie Betram; Zoetica Ebb photgraphed by Lou O'Bedlam; and Stoya, photographed by Christine Kessler.

Interestingly enough, after I made the decision to blog about bluehairs earlier this week, I stumbled across a reminder of another bluehair I used to enjoy visualizing. She's one I have to visualize, you see, because she only exists in fiction (Okay, I've seen at least one cosplayer dressed up as the character, but I really don't think it would be fair to post a picture of her in my X-rated blog. ;-/). So instead, I'll just give you a quote from Summer Knight, book four of The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. This is Butcher's introduction to Maeve, the youngest Queen of the Winter Court of Faerie:

She looked young. Young enough to make a man feel guilty for thinking the wrong thoughts, but old enough to make it difficult not to. Her hair had been bound into long dreadlocks, each of them dyed a different shade, ranging from a deep lavender to pale blues and greens to pure white, so that it almost seemed that her hair had been formed from glacial ice. She wore leather pants of dark, dark blue, laced and open up the outside seams from calf to hip. Her boots matched the pants. She wore a white T-shirt tight enough to show the tips of her breasts straining against the fabric, framing the words OFF WITH HIS HEAD.

There now, isn't that almost as good as a picture of Maeve herself? I had to stop reading The Dresden Files because I just didn't have time to keep up with it, but this should give you an idea of how much fun the series is. Some of the plots even involve mind control. ;-) So if you do have the time, check it out.