“Beyond the Title reflects an evolution of my creative journey. It builds on exploring what lies beyond recognition - where artistry shape and colour take centre stage. Through bold portraits that evoke emotion, Beyond the Title showcases hair as both structure and expression. It celebrates the ongoing pursuit of loving what you do - a fusion of vision, skill, and enduring passion for British Hairdressing.” Cos Sakkas Hair by Cos Sakkas, Global Creative Director TONI&GUY Ma

Clique draws inspiration from the iconic high school films of the 1980s, particularly the work of director John Hughes. The concept was built around the idea of classic school photo day — awkward, over-styled, and totally unforgettable. Each look is a nod to the exaggerated stereotypes and cliques that defined teenage life in that era — from the jock to the rebel, the nerd to the misfit. I wanted the shoot to feel nostalgic, playful, and tongue-in-cheek. Capturing the awkw

Hair colour by Charley Henery at TONI&GUY London Hair by Elle Page Make-up: Hannah Davies Styling: Borna Prikaski and Giada Veronesi Photography: Alex Barron-Hough

‘We wanted a really young, fresh feel that showcased the teams strengths as hairstylists, while also celebrating their youthfulness. The aim was for the collection to pop off the page and instantly capture your attention, it’s a statement piece announcing the birth of these young hairdressers and the exciting start of their careers’. Creative Direction- Bruno Marc Giamettei Project Leader- Josh Goldsworthy & Sophie-Rose Goldsworthy Photographer- Jamie Blanshard Videographer-

A study in controlled intensity. This collection explores how far color can be pushed without losing it's refinement. Not through volume - but through precision. Atmosphere becomes movement. Movement becomes structure. Three chapters. One vision. Color as identity. Form as direction. Silence as power. Vivid silence is not about trend. It is about authorship. A signature. Defined. Where hair meets character. Hair: Mark van Westerop Photography: Ivo de Kok Make-up: Angelique

“I was inspired by the birth of Venus painting and the renaissance era, recreating the waves and air through the Goddess’s hair as she emerged from the ocean.” Dean Lawton Taylor Hair by Dean Lawton Taylor at Trinder Hair Studios, St Albans @deanlawtontaylorhair Makeup: Grace Hayward @gracexhayward Photographer: Chris Bulezuik @chrisbulezuikphotography

Lucid Futurism was born from a desire to restore feeling in an era of digital desensitisation. We are living in a time where everything is louder yet somehow less expressive, polished yet emotionally flat. I felt compelled to create work that cuts through that noise - work that reawakens sensation, imagination, and hope. This collection reflects my belief that hair can be both precision craft and emotional language. It represents joyful rebellion against digital sameness and

Water Babes The idea was to let Coloraqua speak for itself, showing how the colour catches the light and moves with the hair, creating a sense of gentle flow, highlighting the subtle movement, depth, and light in the hair. Hair – Tracey Ann Smith and assisted by Marlene Lamont Photography – Jack Eames Fashion Styling - Magdalena Jacobs Make up – Roseanna Veilin Products used- Coloraqua

Kioto is born at the exact point where precision meets emotion. A collection that plays with geometry and fluidity to create a contemporary, magnetic, and deeply expressive kind of beauty. Inspired by the aesthetics of Asia and the Middle East, the proposal focuses on strong, almost sculptural features, contrasted with clean, luminous skin. There’s something intentional in that balance: strength and softness coexisting effortlessly. The cuts are precise, but never rigid. Line

Textured Anarchy reimagines post-punk for the modern era, blending raw texture with controlled chaos. The collection celebrates individuality through undone finishes, sharp shapes, and an effortlessly rebellious edge. Hair – Coco McMahon, Chloe Murray, Anna Macintyre, Rowan McCabe and Jodie Hall Makeup – Rowan McCabe Photography – Coco McMahon