A contemporary woman, simple yet sophisticated: "These looks are inspired by the haute-couture runways, while maintaining an urban style," he explains. "Hair, make-up and design come together in a single concept that captures the imagination."

Voluptuous colors and soft shapes – the great classics in a contemporary way. David Barron's Contemporary Classic collection enhances timeless styling and cuts with the clever use of color. Red, blonde and dark brown shades are combined with different textures and styles.

This collection by VOG Coiffure is inspired by the infinite variety of shades that make up the color spectrum and how they can be applied as a tool to intensify a look – giving lightness to the hair, movement to the cut and illumination to the features.

This season Christophe Gaillet is inspired by the British universe by keeping a French spirit with editorial lit. Structured lines adapted to hair movement and color for a contemporary outcome.

Wearing dark glasses creates a barrier, and ensures that communication using the upper features of the face is impossible, and so the individual is unable to convey their feelings. The eyes are the windows to the soul, the windows to our most intimate and true feelings. 

Bohèm brings us back to Mother Nature, her colorings with floral and animal accents, her soft and natural curves. Bohèm is inspired by the complex beauty of nature, her magic and reminds us of what she means to us.

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.