Inspired by the profound feeling of realizing that everyone, including strangers passed in the street, has a life as complex as one's own, which they are constantly living despite one's personal lack of awareness of it.

Much of the inspiration for this collection came from the models. "I have a personal view of creative trends, but it’s important that the look works with and enhances the individuality of the model. Too often styles are ‘imposed’ on models and it loses a connection with the person," says Viktoriia.

Without completely erasing genres, this next season the Intercoiffure France team reinterprets them with finesse and, above all, with a great desire for freedom. Each model is multifaceted –yin during the day, yang overnight– to become, each time, neither completely the same nor another one.

The Phoenix, a bird that rises from its ashes is the inspiration for this collection. Like the mythical bird, after long periods of intense creation, it is necessary to resurface and create collections just for the mere enjoyment of making them.

John Lewis Moore was inspired by African and Indonesian fabrics with different hues and textures – layering the colors to create beautiful, stunning hairstyles.

Hairstylist Nicole Kae was inspired by Peruvian culture for her rich kaleidoscope of colors and textures in this collection. Mini weaves stand alongside tribal crops with explosive colors, such as purple and fuchsia.

The Lab is a collection inspired by South Korean pop culture. This ultra-edgy, Avant-Garde trend by Gabin Ahmed and Medley Artistic Team offers looks with limitless imagination.

Eric Zemmour wanted to explore new lands where the sun and the sea are one: soft blonde rays mixed with wet textures. Mid-length hair in Spring then a destructured shape in Summer, Zemmour is inspired by a woman who blossoms with the seasons, always with impeccable style.

"Our collection was inspired from what we call each other – we have a nick name 'soul sisters' as we are so alike in many ways. So we wanted our collection to have some meaning so we looked for other words that meant soul sister and we found EBONY," says Phillippa Lee.

A universe of colors where form dominates! Unpredictable impressions and tonal overlays are the stand-out features of this joint-enterprise collection by Pascal Lombardo and Léo Mendelssohn.