When a hair collection is photographed in black and white, then the cut and texture alone have to be enough to carry it to success. This breathtaking collection is based on contrast, a smooth coif, with crimped hair; a sleek bease with textured dreads; soft waves paired by frizzy space buns; it’s electric.

Lavishly glamorous hair from Andrew Barton's collection for Urban Retreat. Sensual and bewitching, it's a b&w collection that combines light and shade highlighted by  dazzling sparkles and provocative waves.

Wondrous textures, outlandish shapes and a fascinating vision for this superlative collection by Jonathan Turner at Hooker&Young. Full of creativity and magnetism, black and white photography enhance every look, making them even stronger.

Josh Goldsworthy's fascinating collection focuses on the power of texture. The matte effect enhances the contrasts of light and shade, as well as the geometric lines of the cut.

All about the hair, encapsulating precision, geometry and femininity. Shane Bennett's latest hairfashion collection introduces strong cuts with elements of texture. Progressive yet wearable looks, taking inspiration from the punk era and the street movements of the 80s.

Magnetic individuality makes a statement in this brilliant collection made of short and captivating cuts. An ode to hair design exploding with wild, punk-inspired cuts, clean shaved sides and fascinating shades.

With the objective of celebrating raw beauty, Kobi Bokshish delved deeper into global landscapes and how these are affected, organically, by natural disaster. With every piece of research, every new image, Kobi formed a deeper connection with the theme – bewitched by the beauty in these natural disaster-zones.

The purity, honesty and inner beauty of hair lead to a celebration of individuality. In Mark Hayes’ collection every cut and color is custom made with an 'Alicia Keys I-woke-up-like-this' kind of beauty. With textured short cuts, the essence of the woman can shine though.

'Sinuous' channels the mood and ethics of post-WWII Italian Cinema, paying homage to the shape and natural beauty that defined ‘female’; bucking the trends of ‘street’ and reviving fierce femininity, bringing back beautiful, sexy, expensive beauty.

Muse Hair Salon reflects the outstanding work of Philip Barwick in the world of fashion. Innocent, but also darkly alluring, the images encapsulate a candid portrait that also evokes a private moment.