The color yellow stands for positivity, clarity, energy, optimism, enlightenment, remembrance, intellect, honor, loyalty, and joy, but it also represents cowardice and deceit. Yellow can also represent caution and in some cultures, jealousy.

Sharp lines are softened by pastel tones that bring to mind the shades of snowy peaks and icy glaciers. Cool, pure, yet totally sensual.

Debbie G’s latest collection Gravity explores depth & strength. With a mix of variations in texture, it is both whimsical & yet defined. Debbie has created individual looks, the movement is complimented through layers of bespoke coloring techniques.

Tony Haresign’s latest collection is built around the ‘Mallen Streak’ – a streak of white hair that occurs naturally. This very distinct hair feature is found on countless film noir characters and anti-heroes and is used in this collection to punctuate well-tailored 1920’s dystopian gangster influenced looks.

To celebrate his recent appointment as Creative Director for The Hair Movement, Brandon has created the 'Movement' collection which takes editorial looks and shows how they can be combined with a commercial aesthetic to create real wearable hair.

For this specific collection Detlef Gehlhaar was inspired by Berlin. The Weimar Republic of the 1920s brought forth an exciting free spirit of creativity and culture. During this time a golden age of the Avant Garde bloomed and grew leading to the Bauhaus and many other artistic and cultural innovations.

Using a blend of bold and soft, sleek and texture, Duality reflects a style that ‘completes' but does not 'compete' with who the women is.

The Chameleon has the ability to change to suit the environment – to hide or to become visible. In the same way the Chameleon person changes their look, behaviour and attitude to suit a changing mood or situation.