Big hair, soft waves, and intricate braids blend together to evoke seductive intrigue in this collection by Florent DeBruxelles. Sensuality is the key word here, as endless length, sinuous waves, and maximum volume are juxtaposed with weaving and embroidery.

Detached shapes continue to be a fundamental element of current hair trends, but the shapes are being flipped upside down. The undercut is giving way to tiered layers where detachment lives on the upper surface to honor the 70’s aesthetic of taller leaner shapes. 

The allure of stunning black & white shots distinguishes this inspiring, versatile hairfashion collection by industry icon Vivienne Mackinder. Shadows and shapes go hand in hand, brimming with noir elegance and flawless sophistication.

Obscured beauty revealed to just beyond the point of seduction. Sensational work by The Fellowship for British Hairdressing's talented Project X Team under the direction of Craig Chapman.

This stunning black and white collection features classically beautiful Avant Garde styling by Lorna Evans and her creative team.

A black and white carnival extravaganza displaying innovative styling techniques, dark souls and painted faces. The latest hairstyling collection by Patrick Ryan presents beautiful models "waxed" straight out of an imaginary fashionista goth parade.

This collection takes you to a scene of wild caged birds, showing skin and beauty while being electrocuted by messy feathers contouring the depth and dimmensions of the hairstyles. In it, the concept of nudity shifts into elegance and poetry.

No limits. Merging a juxtaposition of mythological Egyptian Gods and Australian delicate marine life, the evolutional journey for this amazing collection was conceived.

What emerges from a B&W photo emphasizes contrasts, brush strokes of energetic color narrate pop subculture. Hair fashion becomes dynamic, like graffiti, to color contemporary street style.

The old-school fashionable boudoir inspires the collection of Laura McLeod. The rounded and twisted hair collectio was shot in a dramatic, film-like duality of darkness and light with a voyeuristic approach.