Color is the absolute protagonist in this breathtaking hair collection by Ruth Roche. Explosive reds and celestial whites are combined with accents of blue and gold, juxtaposed with texture and shape which are oozing originality.

This beautiful SHY + FLO collection is inspired by the style of brutalist architecture: simple geometric shapes and hierarchical concrete structures. Intense colors contrast monumentally with the huge block of grey concrete.

This intriguing, powerful collection takes you through a goth atmosphere where fascinating dimensions and shapes are sinuously sculpted.

This mesmerizing collection made of awe-inspiring hair art pieces is simply beyond words. Jose Garcia at Kumenhair in Valencia, Spain, demonstrates that imagination has no limits and true hair artists can always conquer the next level...

Fascinating hair art, fit for a mythical queen. Opulent, sumptuous hairstyles where different techniques such as weaving and breading are combined for a luxurious total look. 

Whimsical textures and ethereal shapes that take you to a dark, outlandish universe through the extraordinary imagination of Silvia Santos.

In the Japanese mythology, Yuki-Onna is "the Lady of the Snow". There are many stories about this magical spirit that is represented as a tall, beautiful and serene woman with long hair. It usually appears in the forests during the snowy nights floating, leaving no trace.

Finold's inspiration came from fashion sketchers he found on Instagram, such as @samualharrisonart. "I wanted to combine bright colors and bright lighting taking reference from Japanese Manga Anime. With this collection I wanted to make avant-garde hair beautiful to look at while keeping it feminine,” says Sylvestre Finold, 2018 Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year.

These Avant-Garde looks were created with real, recycled hair. Hôhô in Japanese means "forms" and the collection presents hair in a whole variety of forms, with shapes highlighted by various stone-inspired shades.

A mesmerizing collection inspired by aileron, which is a hinged surface in the trailing edge of an airplane wing. Michael used feathers to create an imaginable surface tricking the eye to look again and again...