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Credit: ANAKIN CHAN, USA
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Men’s hairstyling has evolved from street styles to a cutting-edge androgynous aesthetic. Previously, the classic haircut used to dominate, but now daring shapes and diverse textures are being explored. Men are seeking to express their individuality and break gender barriers through bold and colorful hairstyles. Hairdressing becomes a space of creative freedom and personal empowerment.



Ph: Paula Amati
Make-up: Jesús Vázquez
Stylist: Violeta Moreira

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The “Reflect” collection is inspired by the duality of meanings behind this word: to ponder and to mirror. At times, when facing difficult moments in life, artistic creation can serve as therapy. Daring to play with colours and techniques, flowing and following your intuition, experimenting and making mistakes until finding the technique that ultimately shapes a captivating collection.”Reflect” invites hairstylists and clients to disconnect from monotony and delve into the creative process with an open mindset. It is about enjoying every stage of the transformation process, rather than solely focusing on the end result. The intention is to step out of the comfort zone and explore new techniques, colours, and application methods to achieve surprising and original results.



Ph: Jorge Rastrojo
Make-up: Alba Herrera
Stylist: Fússume

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At TIMELESS we celebrate the evolution of hair over the years. Each cut and style are a testament to how time has shaped personal expression. From timeless classics to contemporary trends, our art captures the history of masculinity through your hair. With every scissor and nuance, we bring the narrative of time to life, paying homage to ever-changing beauty. Join us on this journey through the decades and discover how hair becomes a silent witness to history.




Ph: David Arnal
Make-up: Ana Argonautas
Stylist: Olga Garcia

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“Introducing Futura, Latin for future, a visionary collection that embraces the enigmatic world of the future. In this era where the lines between reality and artificiality become increasingly blurred, one certainty remains; our relentless pursuit to uncover our authentic selves and flourish in life. Futura celebrates the uncharted territories, seamlessly merging cutting-edge hairstyles with a profound sense of wonder and curiosity. Drawing inspiration from the boundless potential of the future, each style embodies the essence of transformation, innovation and self-discovery.




Ph: Kevin Luchmun
Make-up: Kelly Mendiola
Stylist: Borna Prikaski

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The theme of HOTEL is the rise of individualism and the death of commercial hair. In 2023 the concept of commercial hair is no longer relevant. Hair artists are creating bespoke work for each and every client and the outcome is varied and directional, allowing each individual to express themselves fully through the medium of hair.








Ph: Philip Wallace
Make-up: Looksbypoppy

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The word “neo” is a prefix that comes from the Greek “neos,” which means “new” or “recent.” This prefix is commonly used in the formation of words to denote a variety of concepts related to renewal, innovation, or the reinterpretation of something previously existing. With this collection, Javier Ventoso aims to reinterpret classic looks and blend timeless elegance with modern creativity, creating unique and memorable styles. “Neo” is also a journey through geometric shapes that are so important in hairdressing, as they result in precise and balanced cuts. We will go from heart-shaped volumes to curls falling like a pentagon, triangular blondes, and more rounded and elongated styles. Regarding the wardrobe, Javier explains: “I wanted neutral tones, a black and white style to let the hair color dominate.” The stylist has created an ensemble that reflects style, personality, and confidence. That is Neo.






Ph: Esteban Roca
Make-up: Bea Torres, Odu Martinez
Stylist: Julia Asensio

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Olga García Estilistas presents their ART Collection: a tribute to a cast of inspiring artists such as Yayoi Kusama, a pioneering avant-garde Japanese artist of pop and minimalism; Piet Mondrian, avant-garde painter who promoted neoplasticism; and Vasily Kandinsky, renowned pioneer and theorist of abstract art. Olga García’s proposal focuses on interpreting the style of each of these artists and expressing it through the art of hair. To achieve the pictorial effect, she used the technique of stamping on the hair, reviewing and correcting every detail, taking into account that the printing is done on a flat surface and the placement implies a change of volume and an alteration of the drawing due to the spherical contour of the head.




Ph: David Arnal
Make-up: Jose Luìs Blasco
Stylist: Visori Fashionart

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In this collection, hair takes to the streets with all kinds of shapes and textures, from the softest to the most frizzy and rebellious, imitating hair full of moisture, very common in the city, where water is the main part. This collection, so personal, is a clear example of how a grey and dark city can be transformed into a modern and stylish one, and this is reflected in each image created. Short afros, bobs, natural updos and blunt waves with bangs, a fusion of wearable and real looks to flatter any hair style with quick and easy techniques.



Ph: Alisa Andrei
Make-up: Lucia Camarena
