This collection is an ode to women. Sometimes seductive with crimped hair, sometimes alluring with short blonde hair, Eric Zemmour accompanies them according to their moods so that they can reveal themselves.

A metaphor created to be centred around social media and the way it can, and does, distort reality. The reflections through these mirrors symbolize how people are living alternate lives; one on social media which exposes their alternate being to the world, and the more incognito life off social media – ‘real life’.

Claude Tarantino confirms that the 2019 woman is charismatic, glamorous and self-assured, cultivating images of both the femme fatale and a modern icon.

Free, emancipated, extrovert warrior. Maniatis Paris takes us to his gallery of portraits with the background an eighteenth-century Parisian villa. Color? Very light blonde, almost white, and iridescent. And jet black.

Strong colors, shapes and textures inspire this neon pastel infusion of wearable street fashion looks from Charlie Miller’s Young Artistic Team.

New Freedom Blonde clay-based lightening system is perfect for freehand techniques, while new Ultimate Glaze in Peach adds the perfect pastel accent.

Inspired by British style lines, the Elektra collection combines assertive hairstyling and makeup. Radiant, this collection aspires to freedom, to change. For this Summer, Gina Gino showcases the singularity of each person through unique cuts and colors at the forefront of trends.

Candice McKay’s 2019 collection is a colorful and nostalgic exploration of the 1970’s. Inspired by old family photographs, they show a simpler time when society felt less jaded and the world could be changed by people.

The secret of crystal reflections is hidden in their geometric perfection; the rays of light reverberate on the jagged walls generating diffuse flashes that enchant. When the crystals are different, the symmetry of the lights and their beauty multiply.

A collection of timeless hair looks inspired by the French singer Sylvie Vartan: “A elegant woman makes you forget the clothes she wears in favour of her look and her personality," comments the hairstylist Christophe-Nicolas Biot.