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“Remaining absolute to the Mahogany Hairdressing philosophy, this year’s collection draws inspiration from the women of the 1920’s who embraced a freer and more androgynous silhouettes of clothing. The collection ‘La Garçonne’ emerges as a powerful symbol of female freedom. Short sharp bobs and geometric lines liberated women from the traditional norms. 

The colour palette for this collection encompasses a nostalgic warmth fused with futuristic muted pastels to create a versatile blend of vintage aesthetics with a modern twist.

The ‘La Garçonne’ movement is more than just a woman with short hair, she openly scorned societal norms.”

Colin Greaney 
International Creative Director 

Hair: The Mahogany Creative Team
Photography: Joel O’Neil
Makeup: Zoey Edwards
Stylist: Lori Wiechec

This high-impact editorial explores the bold, transformative versatility of red in contemporary Asian fashion. We forge a visually striking narrative that seamlessly blends classic cultural heritage with modern, edgy aesthetics. It is more than a photoshoot; it is a powerful statement of passion, strength, and the undeniable modernity of a timeless colour.

Hair: Anne Veck
Photography: @iw.ldnphotography
Makeup: @karoliinavillem
Stylist: @tia_oguri

The Hair
Taking inspiration from Tolu’s journey TONI&GUY International Artistic Director and British Hairdresser of the Year, Efi Davies dives into her world representing the Tolu girl. The hair look was inspired by the 90s, with both a beautiful, banded flicked bob with structured girls, as well as a structured low ponytail.

The Collection
Tolu Coker’s latest chapter in her ongoing design anthology exploring how clothing, anatomy and space intertwine questions social mobility by reflecting on her childhood. For AW26, Coker returns to the runway for her graduating NewGen season with Survivor’s Remorse: a personal collection rooted in self-confrontation. After seasons of storytelling through other voices, Coker turns inward, exploring conflict, contradiction, grief and healing as part of her own lived experience. The collection challenges the myth of “making it out” as the only route to value. Despite the wider world’s projective limitations, Coker reframes her

Hair: Tolu Coker x TONI&GUY

“DISRUPT Is about stepping out of my comfort zone and trusting the process when things felt tough and uncertain. This collection came from a period of challenge and growth — pushing myself creatively and personally to keep going. Each cut reflects breaking patterns, letting go of control, and finding freedom in the unknown.

It’s where structure meets movement, and struggle turns into creation. A reminder that through consistency and courage, we evolve.”

Lucia Siero, London Hairdresser of the Year

Hair: Lucia Siero
Makeup: Monnie Kaur
Stylist: Giada Veronesi

For his latest collection Antonio wanted to experiment with elegance and
movement to capture the mood of a cool, soft breeze wafting through at chic evening soiree. Combining detailed cuts with aspects of texture, the collection
cleverly recreates the realistic, natural movement of air through hair. Using
various cutting, texturizing and colouring techniques – and shoot in
monochrome for added effect, The Mood is a perfect blend Antonio’s trademark
creative and technical skills, with light, subtle movement.

Hair: Antonio Palladino
Photography: Antonio Palladino
Makeup: Grace Hayward
Stylist: Lewis Cameron

“The bold, dramatic hair acts as their armour, incorporating geometric shapes, uneven textures and disconnected, choppy cutting techniques to achieve an ‘lived-in’ finish. Delving deep into the raw power of transformation, muted colours merge with their defined silhouettes to create a striking finish. ‘Evoke’ mesmerises with each look luring you further in – this collection is an exploration of the relationship between femininity and edge, establishing a contemporary approach to confidence and perception.”

Hair: Sevda Durukan
Photography: Ivo de Kok
Makeup: Angelique Stapelbroek
Stylist: Annet Veerbeek

With her latest hair collection “Lines of Vision”, German hairstylist and blonde specialist Bona Joerg presents a sculptural, architectural series inspired by two of Zaha Hadid’s most iconic buildings: the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, with its soft, flowing curves and organic movement, and the Guangzhou Opera House in China, defined by sharp geometry and bold, structured lines.

Long fascinated by Hadid’s ability to transform architecture into emotion, merging radical form with minimalist strength, Bona translates these principles into the language of hair design.

The collection thrives on contrasts: fluid softness versus graphic tension, expansion versus compression, movement versus stillness. Each creation is conceived as a visual composition, shaped by light, contour, balance, and rhythm.

Even when working with wigs and hairpieces, Bona’s focus remained on the integrity of the material itself: sculpting hair by hand, never masking it. Her aim was to demonstrate that simplicity and precision can hold as much visual power as complexity.

“Lines of Vision” is where minimalism meets momentum – a study of contrast, intention, and the art of silence.

Hair: Bona Joerg
Photography: Jamie Blanshard
Makeup: Katie Moore
Stylist: Ellen Spiller

“More than a trend, Cloud Dancer represents a new way of understanding color: more conscious, more natural and much more personalized.”
Sonia Jiménez Cambronero.

Hair: Sonia Jiménez Cambronero

“Amplified cranks up the energy with a fearless fusion of beauty and rebellion. Inspired by vintage amps and 90s icons, this collection captures the raw attitude of rockstar paparazzi shots with a backstage, off-duty vibe.
Hair blends sharp lines with fluid textures, bold yet wearable, edgy yet elegant. Shot with the energy of a late-night gig, each look channels the spirit of Britpop cool and grunge glamour, dripping with confidence.
This is a tribute to rule-breakers and renegades; think undone beauty, gritty elegance, and unapologetic individuality. This is hair, amplified.”

Kirby Blythe

Hair: Kirby Blythe
Photography: Richard Miles
Makeup: Sally Rowe
Stylist: Robert Morrison

Mira is about refinement and harmony, grounded in precision and control. Clean, structured shapes are softened by subtle texture, creating balance without excess. Each look is carefully considered, with no single element overpowering another.

Colour is used thoughtfully, enhancing rather than competing, creating a sense of cohesion throughout the collection”

Hair: Rainbow Room International Artistic Team
Photography: Chris Bulezuik
Makeup: Jak Morgan
Stylist: Clare Frith