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.

Say yes to Orea Malià! Classic, yes! Retro, yes! Updated, yes! Black and white, yes! The best of all three, but with pumped up volume and a tad more intricacy...

Spikes, tease, frizz, braid and even weave are the words that describe Danielle Blakeley of Yoshiko Hair, and her fashion hairstyling. Inexplicably textured, she creates styles that embody the sensuality of the unusual by pairing her looks with leather to get that sultry rebel energy.

Carlos Valiente's Hairfashion Goddesses idolize the figure of the woman and her alter ego. Amazing textures, shapes and volumes are combined together to form an awe-inspiring look – hair becomes an expression of power.

Inspired by a recent trip to the Big Apple, Uros fell in love with the variety the streets of New York had on offer. The elegant, the tough and the edgy fashion, lifestyle and architecture.

Grit and power for the latest hairfashion collection by Dani Blakeley at Yoshiko Hair Salon. Influenced by architects such as Daniel Widric, the collection is inspired by artists of different fields that are forming new tribes and a different future.