Inspired by the colors of the autumn trees and metallic tones of winter. The combination of the clothes and hair textures resulted in the perfect, classic vibration. Erika's collection shows her feelings towards nature, the harmony and elegance through hairstyles.

Inspired by love – love of life, love of short hair, love of craft hairdressing. The new collection by Juanvi Camarasa presents strong, bold haircuts enhanced with amazing color creations and ground-breaking hair design.

Inspiration for this brilliant hairfashion collection came from 70/80s Punk/New Wave culture, but the Lewis Moore Salons team wanted to refine it, using bold colors and precision cutting techniques making it more dynamic.

DNA ArtSpace wanted to create a collection that was raw, beautiful, wearable and effortless. Working with the models and being an extension of their natural beauty, manipulating textures to bring their inner magnetism alive. "We believe in perfectly imperfect," say at DNA ArtSpace.

Slightly gelled or on the contrary released, hairstyles live every moment of the day. Colors darken slightly, but keep their spring tones. Like in a symphony, Laetitia Guenaou's heroines anticipate a soft, whimsical and warm Fall-Winter season.

Clean and essential shapes are the protagonists of this SS20 collection by Laetitia Guenaou, L'Oréal Professionnel Global Ambassador. Colors are as natural as they are brilliant, inspired by nature and celebrating timeless elegance.

Practical, easy to style, and infinitely versatile: for the 2020 summer season, the Steinmetz-Bundy Privatsalon on Vienna’s Opernring focuses on expressive short hairstyles with a variety of styling options.

A return to the ‘joie de vivre’ of the nineties with this Fabien Provost collection for Fabio Salsa. His ‘Factory’ collection brings together bold and vibrant looks with rock and punk influences.

Copper might be the star of this season, but cherry red and platinum blonde are not to be overlooked for the more daring! Shades go beyond pastel tones, but this new trend involves creating blurry sections in bold color, for a softer look and a more demure finish.

'Inclusive' is an exercise of respect, a hymn to inclusion. "It stems from the desire to put ourselves at the service of people to give light to their distinctive identity, through listening and with the humility to interpret without imposing radical upheavals," says Jesus Oliver.