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Siren
Article / July 5, 2020
Inspired by Medusa of Greek legend, these coil-like tresses mimic the Gorgon’s tresses, filled with venomous snakes instead of hair.
Why Label It
Article / February 11, 2017
"I’ve taken inspiration for my Why Label It collection from the variety of areas I wanted to focus on. Cuts and bold color alongside creative pony tails and beautiful hair. I’m known for my curls and softness within my looks and I wanted to contrast this with some strong structures. Organic color is always at the forefront of any of my collections and I’m hell bent on showing that you can still achieve vibrant and on trend looks. I wanted to work with key trends for 2017, the bright yellows and greens and rose golds.
Shallow
Article / October 2, 2019
Let your imagination run wild with hair manipulation as its finest – it’s where cleaver braiding meets big editorial hair.
Gothic
Article / March 20, 2022
Ukrainian hair artist Viktoriia Vradii drew inspiration from the gothic style and transformed the strong shape and finish and vibrant tones in the hair into art.
Pretty in Punk
Article / July 9, 2019
This two-toned coif pulls together forward-swept layers on top, a dark-tipped fringe, and a hardline of disconnection with an ultra-close clipper cut underneath.
Technik Collection
Article / August 27, 2016
This very diverse hair collection by the Ken Picton Art Team explores shape, texture and color while discovering how light and shadow changes the fabric of hair, creating new overall effects.
Yours Tule
Article / April 6, 2019
A Great Chromatic Catch
A collection that both harnesses hair and captures the eye, Yours Tule is a unique series of finished looks by Michelle O’Connor from The SALON by InStyle JCP in Hollywood, Florida.
Florescence
Article / September 3, 2022
A celebration of freshness with rapid and excessive splashes of vibrant tones and fractured color - Florescence by George Alderete is an expression of personality that's thriving with confidence.
Mixed Metaphor
Article / February 11, 2023
Hair artist Danilo Giangreco would like to see individuals feel free to experiment with their looks without being bothered about following the latest trends or the cliches of fashion.
Treasure Chest
Article / February 9, 2019
Hair Artist Teresa Weller wanted to create something entirely different for her first signature collection, so she chose an avant-garde approach and created an Edwardian doll-like appeal. Using an on-trend color pallet, Weller created shapes, movement, and textures within the hair to have an under-the-sea feel to them like the doll was found in an old shipwreck, hence the name; treasure chest.
