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Masterpiece
With a nostalgic and somewhat dystopian vibe, hair artist Alfredo Valero of Blades Hair Studio took inspiration from punk and British fashion of the 70s.
Jagged Terrain
The latest collection by Melbourne-based husband and wife team Jamie Furlan and Danielle Solier of Xiang Hair, Jagged Terrain is inspired by the Japanese view of Wabi-Sabi: the nurturing of all that is authentic and beautiful through the acknowledgment of three simple realities: nothing lasts, nothing is finished, and nothing is perfect.
Regeneration
"Climate change is one of the most compelling issues facing our planet. The Regeneration collection expresses the beauty and challenge within six environmental areas through hair artistry.
Larger Than Life
Frank Cini of Taz Hair Co. in Toronto, Ontario goes for an overstated shape with a refined, even polished finish for his latest collection of hair images. In these creations, he flaunts his penchant for hair styling and finishing, crafting the hair into alluring larger-than-life works of art.
Street Fusion
A former Australian Hair Fashion Awards Victorian Hairdresser of the Year, Malisa Masci is the owner and creative director of Masci Hair & Spa. For her collection dubbed Street Fusion, she created a collaboration of what is current now, and what she feels will happen in the future. Although Malisa went for what’s on-trend, she feels that it is most important to be progressive with a unique and individual style.
Optics
Hair artist Danny Pato tapped some of the movements and obsessions of the '60s, from pop art and fashion to architecture, and mixed it with space travel, new wave, and rebellion—but he reimagined it all for today. The hair in his collection is high-contrast black and white set against a monochromatic palette. He took a long bob (lob) and gave it shattered layers of black and white and created finger-waves with a finger-like illusion. For a shorter haircut, he made disconnected layers that integrate and provide a choppy effect.
Poly-Pop Culture
Poly-Pop is about our plastic lives in our pop culture society...
Plastic textures are everywhere in an unimaginable number of forms. They range from matte to glossy, rough to smooth, black to white and can be made to mimic almost anything. For me, when I think plastic (Poly) I think of vivid colours, high contrast and manufactured in its appearance.
Courageous Hues
Big, brazen, and off-the-scale boldness take fashion color to a new level. It’s bright, richly saturated, and brave beyond belief. This unflinching series by Sanja Scher of Chiseled Hair fuses textured shapes with intense hues for a uniquely confident statement.
Infinity Collection
The Infinity collection by Sharon Blain investigates on a creative level how to work hair as a fabric-like texture, while exploring and then discovering the adaption of its endless possibility.
Girl Is A Rocker
Exploring the ‘70s and ‘80s with a cool, grungy finish, Bill Tsiknaris’ Girl is a Rocker collection offers a contemporary rawness. It’s not about perfection in the typical sense, instead, it’s about hair that was perfect at one time but after a few days, it’s now much looser and lived-in. In this series, each girl exudes a subtle rocker silhouette, while maintaining her timeless feminine presence. Tightly cropped sides contrast with length kept through the back, activated cuts stimulate texture and slightly raised fringes give a nod to a ‘70s hair staple.
