It can be flirtatious, bold, and full of personality. Every fringe has its own identity: its rules, its trends, its icons. It is reinvented every season and shows its myriad faces with just one objective: letting every woman find the one that suits her best.

Control is power, and with this collection Paul Stafford wanted to show how using tools and techniques you can manipulate and manage hair into the forms and shapes you choose.

The hair is exalted by highlighted and accentuated fringes in this sumptuous Björn Axén Collection. Inspired by the punk era, hair combines Avant-Garde with translucent color, ranging from natural to water tones.

Easy-to-wear, stylish hair interpretations which are refined, but also sensual. Andrea de Deugd's Black Rose collection offers extreme vitality,  alongside unexpected details and an irreverent finish.

The riviera, the sun and the blue sea. But also the joie de vivre conveyed through a radiant smile in the SS17 Academy Collection of La Biosthétique. Geometric shapes and versatile bobs enhanced by pastel colors.  

Pop colors are the backdrop to Radoslaw Galinski's rebellious collection showcasing raw textures transformed into chignons, curls and a totally contemporary up-do – full-fledged hair with a raw independent edginess.

Fringe is always on trend for spring, because it’s one of the easiest ways to refresh almost any haircut. This season, both shorter softer and longer heavy fringe are coming back as a tribute to the 90’s fashion influence. 

The fringe is the star of this look presentation by Sandra Nisterová. Independent, simple, sketchy punk details and strong colour touches. The common thread? A passion for the bangs!

This color-rich collection from Bond Hair Religion focuses on geometric shapes and, of course, colour through the fringe. Sharp, accentuated precision-cutting is enhanced by strong brushstrokes in vibrant eye-catching shades.

“If you learn how to reverse your graduation, you can create the heavier disrupted fringe that’s popular right now,” says Sam Villa, founder of Sam Villa and Education Artistic Director for Redken 5th Avenue NYC.