The Hope collection by Olga García is an allegory about hope and freedom, a hymn to the creative possibilities of the human being through hairdressing.
Henko is a Japanese word that refers to a transformative change in which there is no possibility of returning to the initial state, and this clever collection embodies just that.
These elegant but still relaxed images show-off the styling of Laura Gunter, while also fulfilling a commitment she made to herself--to create her own photo collection.
L’uomo, the latest collection by Christian Rios, draws inspiration from great fashion editorials of the '80s and the '90s, with images that express the full potential of male beauty.
Taking every opportunity to find joy in the journey, this colorist creates works of art with processing or just applied hair color. Meet some mermaids and unicorns in the making.
When we’ve poked around the hashtag #bowlcut, we’re seeing it worn by all genders, on all different hair types, including Afro-texture, and were intrigued to see how flattering it can be. We asked an expert cutter to give us her take on what makes The Bowl Cut a timeless option.
Giving new meaning to “dreamy hair,” TONI&GUY International Artistic Director and Head of Education, Cos Sakkas, a London-based hairdresser, presents these images of ethereal, fanciful styles.
Each portrait in this collection contains references to culture, music and art that have influenced Connell, making this collection difficult to explain within the simple context of hairdressing, but easier to share as a work of art.
