Fahrenheit

Christophe Gaillet of France is declared the overall AIPP Grand Trophy winner for 2014.

Judged by 72 pro-beauty magazine editors/publishers from 35 countries, the AIPP Grand Trophy photo competition is one of the most prestigious of its kind in the world. Categories include Avant-Garde, Commercial, Men's, Video, and overall collection.

The AIPP Grand Trophy is then awarded to one winner, who has created a collection that best reflects all the characteristics described in each of the single categories.

Tricky! Previous winners include Trevor Sorbie, Errol Douglas and Angelo Seminara. This year, the coveted AIPP Grand Trophy has been awarded to French styling star Christophe Gaillet, who stunned judges with his gorgeous Fahrenheit collection! (AIPP.net)
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Fahrenheit

Photographer: Maciej Bernas;        Hair: Christophe Gaillet for L'Oreal Professionnel;        MUA: Agnieszka Wilk;        Coordinator: Mariusz Krysa   
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Fahrenheit

Photographer: Maciej Bernas;        Hair: Christophe Gaillet for L'Oreal Professionnel;        MUA: Agnieszka Wilk;        Coordinator: Mariusz Krysa   

Photographer: Maciej Bernas;

Hair: Christophe Gaillet for L'Oreal Professionnel;

MUA: Agnieszka Wilk;

Coordinator: Mariusz Krysa



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