Strolling through the palace gardens in France was a common activity in the 18th century. Flowers and animals inspired couturiers to create the best fabrics for the French bourgeoisie. Prints that not only maximized the extraordinary dresses of this period, but also covered the walls and tapestries of the houses.

Violet is avant-garde in its purest state. A work of hair craftsmanship where Imanol Oliver took inspiration from hi-tech plastics and the aurora borealis. Treating the model as if she were a jewel and experimenting with new materials and textures for her hair.

Sometimes collections are born of loose ideas, of an isolated concept and nothing to do with the previous one, and with that you seek to link elements and create harmony where before there was nothing, only rust and dirty shades, which begin to fit together to form a creation.

The artist's inspiration was born from the powerful women of today. Strong and socially leading women fighters, with fabulous successes that illuminate gender equality.

Inspired by the ocean, a vast expanse of life, bursting with shapes, colors and tones… rich in volumes and textures. Flora and fauna underwater, so fragile and with a beauty which is ephemeral but ever-lasting in our minds, a system which is constantly evolving. 

Audacious, fearless and daring... explosive ideas emerge from a mix of contradictions. Shapes, textures, colors and materials generate the extraordinary, but always in harmonious color.

Nature itself teaches us the flow of evolution and creation.The life cycle of a butterfly. The form swings of a soul through Anamorphosis looks that stand out through an elegant different perspective, which lends style succumb to the timeless allure of colors.

An awe-inspiring collection of brilliant, voguish avant-garde hairstyles, revolutionary shapes and fascinating hair art. The ultimate level of artistic expression through Damien Carney's inspired hands and lens!

The Phoenix, a bird that rises from its ashes is the inspiration for this collection. Like the mythical bird, after long periods of intense creation, it is necessary to resurface and create collections just for the mere enjoyment of making them.

A universe of colors where form dominates! Unpredictable impressions and tonal overlays are the stand-out features of this joint-enterprise collection by Pascal Lombardo and Léo Mendelssohn.