The AW19/20 collection from Mitù is designed by creative directors Dario Manzan and Carlo Di Donato and represents a constant dialogue between past and present, between male and female.

This is a collection that celebrates the beauty of black women going out on the town. Each of the looks utilizes cutting, styling and dressing techniques together with a variety of natural and created textures on curly and Afro hair for a range of glamorous, chic and sexy evening looks.

Clean and refined looks for the contemporary woman who's not afraid to express her personality. The AW19/20 collection by New Look combines clean lines with contemporary tones, with a green light to maxi fringes and undone tousles.

Fusing textures to create intriguing shapes that disconnect the shade and introduce lightness to short hair, drawing attention to the subtle nuances of the shape. Soft edges, waves and curls fuse with a delicate colour palette to add to the captivating images.

Wisps of darkness. An all-encompassing energy that resides within all of us. A universal truth that speaks to the raw. Visceral and undeniable truth of our sexuality – the underbelly of human kind it is spoken but never said... I am it's voice.

Nothing says attitude like vivid colors. It is bold especially when paired with short, audacious haircuts. Striking, rebellious looks designed to impact.

"My Desire collection epitomizes glamorous hair, with finger waves, texture and volume working together to create a set of stunningly beautiful images,” says Sharon Malcolm, 2019 Northern Ireland Hairdresser of the Year.

Inspired by a shift in high fashion with bold colors and timeless style, these pieces create a mixture of modern texture with classic lines.

Silk, one of the most precious textiles due to its unique characteristics, is a material that embodies in fashion the concepts of softness and elegance. With this fabric in mind, Carlos Valiente and his artistic team have created and named this collection SEDA – Spanish for silk. 

Glam Pop by Mahogany is inspired by the famous British designer Tommy Nutter and by the photographer Esther Friedman.