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Rebel is a celebration of spirit rather than tradition, a collection shaped by attitude, energy, and the pulse of modern Scotland. Instead of looking back, it looks outward, drawing on the contrasts I see every day living beside King Charles’ Dumfries Estate: grit and grandeur, heritage and forward motion, edge and elegance.

Working with the King’s kiltmaker gave me access to authentic tartans, but in this collection, they aren’t used as symbols of the past, they become graphic elements, textures, and rhythms that influence the shapes, colours, and movement of the hair.

Hair: Marlene Lamont  
Photography: Lee Howell
Makeup: Samantha Whyte
Stylist: Graeme Bone

“Our latest collection celebrates the true versatility of the Gold Class extensions — showcasing a stunning spectrum of textures, colours, and lengths designed to transform every look. From sleek sophistication to soft, voluminous waves and stunning natural curls, this collection reflects the premium quality and flawless blend Gold Class Hair is known for. Step into a new age of luxury with Gold Class – where hair extensions come to life. Because luxury isn’t just a statement — it’s a standard.”

Hair: Inanch London Artistic Team
Photography: Lee Smyth
Makeup: Lauren Mathis
Stylist: Magdalena Jacobs

This collection is inspired by the way diamonds are formed, beauty born under immense pressure. Each look explores the contrast between strength and fragility, structure and flow.

Hair: Tracey Ann Smith
Photography: Richard Miles
Makeup: Lauren Mathis
Stylist: Ellen Spiller

“Impulse” is the result of an experimental process where a single style is reinvented in different visual contexts thanks to the use of artificial intelligence. Inma wanted to explore how the same creation can take on new interpretations depending on the environment, light, or emotion surrounding it. “AI has allowed me to show my work from another perspective,” she explains. “It’s like opening a window to infinite realities without losing the essence of what we create with our hands.”

Hair: Inma Liñán
Photography: Juan Carlos Navarro

New Collection

Hair: Amelia Wilmott, Amelia Kraskinski, Yasmin Clifford, Leah Barker, Isabella Finnis, Yasmin Snowden, D’arcy White, Aleena Khokhar
Photography: Jamie Blanshard
Makeup: Katie Moore
Stylist: Ellen Spiller

VELVET is the new collection by Raúl de Andreas, marking a reflective pause in the artist’s creative journey. It is born from an intimate need: to stop, look back, and reconnect with the true essence of hairdressing.
After years of experimentation, competition, and exploration of abstract forms, the creator of VELVET felt the call to return to the fundamentals. In doing so, he discovered that beyond techniques or styles, his true purpose is to create beauty.

The collection draws inspiration from real hairstyles—those that once came to life on salon clients, that walked the streets, and were lived and enjoyed in everyday life. VELVET reinterprets these authentic looks, elevating them to an artistic realm while preserving their original naturalness and emotional power.
With this collection, Raúl de Andreas pays tribute to hairdressing as an artistic discipline, reclaiming its ability to move and transcend. Ultimately, VELVET stands as a declaration of love to the craft—an invitation to see hairdressing as an art form worthy of a place in museums.

Hair: Raúl de Andreas
Photography: David Arnal
Makeup: Eva García

The collection is a contemporary ode to the grandeur of Inca culture, where each look reinterprets the aesthetic of this ancestral civilization. Iconic elements of the Inca world are transformed into a modern visual language, expressed through fabrics, embroidery, and textures that weave tradition with innovation.

Inspired by the awanas—the traditional looms that preserve the Andean worldview and the secret language of Quechua textiles—this collection turns cultural heritage into a living creative territory, where past and present intertwine to project a timeless beauty.

Hair: Rafael Bueno Peluqueros
Photography: Esteban Roca
Makeup: Lulú Pérez
Stylist: Rafael Vera

With his unmistakable artistic sensibility, Christian Ríos unveils the NOSSHOKY collection—a creation born from the dialogue between tradition and innovation, between the timeless serenity of Japanese art and the disruptive energy of modern color. This proposal transcends aesthetics to become a sensory experience that pays homage to Asian culture through the bold lens of contemporary styling.

Inspired by the poetic nuances of silk kimonos, the delicacy of cherry blossoms, and the meditative contemplation of Asian landscapes, the collection reveals a color palette that balances the ephemeral and the eternal. Powdery tones, pearlescent pinks, mossy greens, and deep blues are interwoven with metallic accents and vivid flashes, creating contrasts that are as refined as they are striking. The shapes draw from geometric minimalism: structured cuts, clean lines, and precise volumes that evoke Zen harmony and contemporary Japanese design. Each hairstyle becomes a living sculpture, where technical precision and artistic inspiration coexist with effortless fluidity.

Hair: Christian Ríos
Photography: Esteban Roca
Makeup: Christian Ríso
Stylist: Christian Ríso

Marking the first new collection collaboration between Senior International Creative Director Mark Hayes
and International Creative Director Richard Ashforth, the LIBERTINE collection channels the rebellious
glamour of the Bright Young Things of interwar London, reimagined for a new generation of tastemakers.
Rooted in Sassoon’s precision heritage, it fuses sharp geometry with fluid spontaneity, celebrates
individuality and cultural audacity. Cuts collapse and expand with movement, embody studied
insouciance—disciplined and free. Colour is decadent restrained with tones that shimmer between satin
shine and velvet matte, evoking eras from 1920s opulence to 1990s gloss. LIBERTINE resonates with
Gen Z’s casual confidence and fluid beauty, uniting heritage and modernity in a louche, sophisticated
expression of self-expression and contemporary hair design.
The Collection launch provides direct access to the latest developments from Sassoon Academy, the
creative hub where innovation meets precision. Led by the esteemed Sassoon Creative Team, the
programme offers an immersive experience into the latest Sassoon collection, blending artistic vision with
expert craftsmanship.

Hair: Vidal Sassoon
Photography: Ray Kesham & Harry Miller
Makeup: Marina Keri, Mnabu Nobuoka & Paola Vrijheid
Stylist: Matt Carroll-Grubb & Michelle Kelly

“This style is for the young, cool, and confident woman who dares to stand apart — edgy yet feminine, effortless yet intentional.  What makes it so much fun is its versatility: the model tied the veil into a ponytail, then a twisted messy bun, and even braids…who says, “short hair is limiting?”  As she played with her hair, she showed me new facets of her personality and the cut, so cool!

“A 100% razor haircut, this style was abstract and intuitive, born from pure flow rather than classic technique…if you asked me to recreate it, I probably couldn’t — it was art in the moment, I threw away the rule book,” explains Mackinder.

Hair: Vivienne Mackinder
Photography: Roberto Ligresti
Makeup: David Maderich