Our main theme is ethereal/dreamy, each model looking angelic and dressed in soft white with. floaty diffused hair and powdered faces. A feeling of being brand new.       Credits  Project scotland 2025  Mentor Colin McAndrew  Assistant mentor Sarah McCulloch Brand partner AlphaparfMilano_uk   Mentees  Lisa glen   Alison Simpson  Alison Pilichos  Connie Graham  David Fisher  Justin Mackland Katie Shirkie Kelly Evans Chelsea Dunlop Natalie Stephen  Nikki Rundel  Christina Thoms

“We were inspired by the rise of modern Japanese fashion and its influence on future trends.This collection channels a youthful street sensibility. a fusion of dynamic style, bold statements and unapologetic self-expression. Celebrating individuality, personality and creative freedom, each look explores a spectrum of textures, vivid colours and sculpted shapes.” Debra Smart and Jo Lomax Hair by  Debra Smart and Jo Lomax at Smartest 73, Weston-Super-Mare @smartest73_hairsalon 

“ICHI”, the debut collection from KIKU Salon. Named after the Japanese word for “one,” ICHI marks our first creative expression — a bold meeting point between Scottish strength and Japanese refinement. This collection is a hybrid of cultures, techniques, and textures, rooted in our belief that beautiful hair begins with individuality. Each look in ICHI explores the elegance of natural texture, shaped with precision and intention. From structured silhouettes to softly undone f

Hair- Bruno Marc Giamattei Photography- Jamie Blanshard Makeup Artist- Katie Moore Stylist- Ellen Spiller Products-  JOICO Europe

Phoenix , a deeply personal collection that symbolizes transformation, resilience, and rebirth.  Inspired by the mythical bird that rises from its own ashes, this work reflects my own journey of falling, burning out, and ultimately returning stronger and more passionate than ever. After moving salons twice and enduring relentless bullying, I reached a point where I questioned everything— career, identity, and whether I still belonged in the hair industry. The fire I once had

Fellowship for British Hairdressing Creative Direction: Zoe Irwin @zoeirwinhair Photographer: Desmond Murray @desmondmurray Videographer: Joe Murphy @hawkmurphy Stylist: Clare Frith @clarefrithcreative MUA: Violet Zeng @violetz_mua Project Support: Karis Woodward @karisamyhair Sponsor:  K18 @k18hair_uk   Hair: Project Colour 2025 Parys Bromfield @Parysmonicahair Brooke Francis @hairbybrookefrancis Laszlo Roman@lazcreates_ Jade Shirley @hairbyjadey Elaya Eldridge: @elayaeldrid

“I wanted to create a collection that celebrates imperfections. I wanted hair that felt raw, messy, and as if you’re seeing it mid-transformation. I was inspired by rough edges, ideas unresolved and hair that’s not quite finished. Some looks are soft, some are hard, but they’re all rebelling against the need for everything to be polished for approval.” Harry Andreou Hair by  Harry Andreou,Winchester Make-up:  Si James Styling:  Magdalena Jacobs Photographs:  Chris Bulezuik

“Inspired by the Japanese art of KINTSUGI, my collection explores the idea that in a world where we are in pursuit of perfection, we often overlook just how beautiful the imperfect can be. There has to be cracks in most things, otherwise how do we let the light in.” David Corbett   Hair:  David Corbett at David Corbett Hairdressing, Glasgow Make-up:  Roseanna Velin Styling:  Magdalena Jacobs Photographer:  Richard Miles

The Yin & Yang Collection celebrates duality — the balance of strength and softness, power and grace. Inspired by the contrast between the powerhouse alpha female and the soft romantic, each look was designed to reveal how beauty can live equally in boldness and delicacy. Strength, after all, can be just as beautiful as vulnerability. Color placement and haircut design work in harmony throughout the collection, using razor-cut precision and creative styling to express individ

A contemporary ode to Asian Beauty 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

“Icon Her is a celebration of modern femininity and the power of hair to express identity. Each image captures a woman who feels iconic in her own way not through fame, but through confidence, presence and individuality.” Carol Ritchie   Hair  by Carol Ritchie at Carol Ritchie Hair, Southsea @carolritchiebespokehair Assisted by Darrel Starkey, Sasha Perks, Markus Martinez Make-up:  Saffy Burton @saffycolour_ Stylist:  Lewis Robert Cameron @lfcfashionstylist Photographs:  Desm

Echosphere collection Shae & Chris Tsiknaris_Tsiknaris Hair Echosphere is a celebration of energy, individuality, and the visual echoes we create through colour, shape, and texture. Inspired by the layered patterns of nature, sound waves, and cultural self-expression, this collection brings together bold colour, sculptural forms, and dynamic movement — each look becoming an echo of the wearer’s inner vibrancy. Set against a high-impact backdrop, Echosphere radiates with unapo

Hair:  Rafael Bueno Peluqueros @rafaelbuenopeluqueros Photographer:  Esteban Roca @esteban_roca_photo MUA: Lulú Pérez @_luluperez_ Styling:  IT Spain @it_spain Video:  UVE Models: Baira @sunny_da_killer Jennifer @jenniferbucovineanu María José @mariajose_grc Tasha @tatatatashatanner Products : Revlon Professional @revlonprofessional_es

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 heritag

The Buff collection is about stripping away all the fluff and showcasing hair that I'm passionate about.  Short clean styles that characterise to me, the essence of mens hairdressing.  A variety of techniques that encompass fades, tapers, and buzz cuts, more of the classic style.  I chose to shoot the models shirtless to further articulate the meaning behind this intention. I  was inspired by the hundreds of men that sit in my chair, every week, longing for help.  From compli

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 colle

Creative Direction: Marlon Hawkins @marlonjhawkins Photographer: Chris Bulezuik @chrisbulezuikphotography Videographer: Joe Murphy @Hawkmurphy Stylist: Magdalena Jacobs @Stlylishem Make-up artist: Violet @Violetz_mua Sponsor: @lorealpro_education_uki Project Support: Harry Andreou @harryandreouhair Olivia Brady @oliviarosebradyhair   Hair Project X 2025 Team: Harriet Bull @harrietcherryhair @Josehairsessions @Lucy.goldsworthys @laurenmadinhair @_ joseph.hair _ @tilted.crow

Creative Direction - Bruno Marc Giamettei Project Leader. - Josh Goldsworthy Photographer - Jamie Blanshard Videographer - Sophie-Rose Goldsworthy Stylist. - Ellen Spiller Makeup Artist. - Katie Moore Hair Team - Amelia Wilmott, Amelia Kraskinski, Yasmin Clifford, Leah Barker, Isabella Finnis, Yasmin Snowden, D’arcy White, Aleena Khokhar Brand Partners - JOICO Europe, Denman, Career Styler, Concept Hair

Mr Asia – 1971  by Sara Allsop, 2025 AHIA New Zealand Hairdresser of the Year, Sara Allsop   Mr. Asia ’71  is more than a collection — it’s a portrait of controlled chaos. It’s about the men who built their empire in silence. Inspired by the real faces of a underground world: polished, dangerous, and always in control.   Collars exaggerated — long and pointed, Shirts with prints: paisleys, florals, or abstract patterns. Colors ranged from burnt orange to deep burgundy. Button

Celestial features six powerful, otherworldly queens. I envisage each of them as superhuman, divine galactic rulers. The contrasting colours and layering textures of space and planets have inspired me: from fiery golds, reds and oranges through to deep greens, blues and silvery hues. I have interwoven the striking shades and quiet movement of the Aurora Borealis and Australis throughout the collection with a dreamy blend of blues, greens and purples. The looks channel otherwo

A celebration of power, structure, and unapologetic individuality—crafted through meticulously woven hair architecture and fiery tonal transitions.  This collection draws inspiration from mythology and futurism, merging ancient war goddess energy with cybernetic rebellion.Each look is an Armor of artistry, sculpted with extreme braiding, directional netting, and heat-toned colour gradients that burn from ember orange to deep volcanic reds.The silhouettes are bold and architec

The Dance of Time This is a ballerina's journey told through a haunting series.  Each character represents a phase of struggle and transformation - an ode to the beauty of ballet and hair as an expression of identity. Hot Mess. A dancer lost in despair and doubt.  She's struggling and vulnerable. Her hair becomes chaotic, falling apart.  A symbol of internal collapse. Shadowed Rival. Structured hair, symbolising restraint. She has a quirky edge, everything comes easy to her.

‘POS NEG‘ explores the dynamic relationship between positive and negative space, interpreted through hair cutting and colour. Inspired by the tension and harmony that exists between being present and being absent, each look uses bold split tones, colour blocking, and dramatic shapes, creating a juxtaposition between that positive and negative space. Feature colours of red, orange, and blue are intermixed with anchor tones of black, brown, and blonde to create structured voids

"Emerge collection" celebrates the art of transformation, exploring the powerful connection between individuality, texture, and bold colour statements. Inspired by the dynamic essence of feminine strength and self-expression, each image conveys our team's narrative of empowerment, creativity, and sophisticated rebellion. Our vision was to craft a series of striking looks that push traditional boundaries, highlighting innovative cutting and colouring techniques while capturing

This collection takes inspiration from traditional Japanese fashion and cultural style. Through powerful, bold shapes, the images portray strong, warrior-like women. Using structure, texture and colour, the collection has a fierce feminine attitude. The styling is high-end, couture, using a muted palette with accent colours, such as red, orange and yellow to strike an interesting contrast. Hair – Tim Scott-Wright & Teri Lowe MUA – Maddie Austin Styling: Clare Frith Photograph

I was inspired by the presence of AI and Retro Synth music, hence the collection title, Retro-Synth. I wanted to push boundaries and create looks that took on an AI aesthetic. Society tasks AI with creating so many things for us. From artwork to writing, there seems to be nothing that AI hasn't touched. I decided to turn the question on myself, "What could AI task me with creating in the real world?" I did this all while listening to 80's infused, retro-synth music. The meani

Spectrum is a collection I created to truly represent me. It reflects the kind of work I love to do day in, day out: real, wearable, client-focused looks that still packs a punch creatively. This collection is full of personality, purpose, and colour that moves with confidence. It’s modern, expressive, and effortlessly bold Spectrum is my signature work, styled with intention and finished with flair. a real reflection of who I am behind the chair. Hair - Safy Burton MUA / Sty

The mysterious case of the white-haired killer is an ode to Agatha Christie, and the over stylized adaptations of her work that I grew up on. The Collection evokes feelings of classic murder mystery book covers or 50's film noir posters. The looks were created with a very obvious and cohesive colour story with the goal of showcasing the entirety of the barbering skillset, showcasing different lengths, textures, styling and colour services. Look 1. Featuring 2 models; a midlen

SYZYGY: A conjunction or opposition A collinear configuration of celestial bodies To describe the union of opposite constructs My collection explores the relationship between opposing constructs; the chaos of natural cosmic order and the beauty left in its wake. Drawn from the astrological definition of a syzygy, each image represents the potential outcomes of a catastrophic celestial alignment; tidal waves, eclipses, solar flares, thermal and gravitational phenomena. All nat

Aetheria was inspired by the rebellious spirit of designers like Margiela, Gaultier, Westwood, and McQueen – reimagined in a world without gravity, rules, or structure. The collection plays with sculptural silhouettes, weightless textures, and metallic tones that feel both otherworldly and beautiful. Each look is designed to feel like it’s caught mid-transformation, reflecting movement, tension, and the power of imperfection. It's a space where fashion meets fantasy and indiv