With thick unrefined edges, harsh colors and imperfections, up close stained glass looks raw, misshapen and imperfect. But illuminated and viewed from a distance, it has a level of beauty that seems divine and perfect – Perfection in Imperfection.

Customized cut and coloring techniques that are tailor-made hairstyles to enhance the beauty and authenticity of every woman. Copper and platinum blonde are combined with brushstrokes of dashing color.

Keeping hair as natural as possible and treating it as an organically living structure is fundamental to the Sassoon brand's credo. Inspiration for the new REDUX collection comes from architecture, fashion and visual arts, with attention focussed on the next generation of iconic looks.

Word cloud: expressive, dark, bold, positive, flowing, movement, lux, details, freedom, sophisticated. “Nocturne” is CULt.’s breakthrough Collection and another positive step towards it’s new exciting formation.

The Femme Fatale collection combines distinct textural differences and silhouettes to portray the continual connection of fashion and feminism. It celebrates beauty equality and above all empowerment.

Iterant image of the femme through flashing season, falling star – grasping the peonage of her fitful existence. Strong bold cutting with cascading lines and mutability. Flux movement with serfage mime styling.

SHY+FLO s recent collection brings together two different trends. A dystopic replicant persona interplays with a childlike, devout character – merging elements of the past, present and future.

Classic techniques are combined with modern interpretations. Bronze, yellow, pink and oily green: these are the shades used by Bill Tsiknaris in his Zink collection. A tribute to the first rays of the sun, still infused by the night.

David Barron’s latest hair collection was inspired on the eccentric concept of modern mimes – keeping the silhouettes with a smooth texture, while maintain the palette in sour hues for a vivid contrast with their geometric cutting technique. Precision and color blocking in its most editorial version.

Throwing it back to the amazing styles of the 70’s, Anthony Edge found inspiration for his latest collection from a vintage yearbook. Each look has been named after hits songs from the 70’s.