Luxury

Collection: Fall/Winter 2013
In its truest meaning, the French term avant garde is art before its time. Never seen before, innovative and groundbreaking just happen to be the niche of Aquage artist Tausha Ostrander. If the creation also needs to be complex, precise and perfect, no problem!

Collection: Fall/Winter 2013
Inspired by the energizing runways of Fashion Week, power team Sam Villa and Geneva Cowen translate these ultra-glam looks for the salon customer. The duo says that in an effort to spotlight the chic fashion silhouettes, runway beauty looks tend to debut hair that is swept up and off of the face and neck areas.
Inspired by this concept, Villa and Cowen took this concept to another level. In "Fascinated by Fashion," ponytails and buns were designed with urban chic accents such as blunt edges, angular lines and exaggerated silhouettes with fringe.

Collection: Fall/Winter 2013
Patrick Cameron's new collection, Spellbound - The Lost Art of Vintage Hair, takes us on a journey of glamour through the 1930s, '40s, '50s and '60s. Using classic techniques - the invaluable basis of the hairdressing craft - Patrick presents iconic vintage looks and their modern, up-to-the-minute equivalent 'red carpet' interpretations.

Patrick will demonstrate 8 styles step-by-step with his unique flair for education and larger-than-life personality. Spellbound is a truly iconic show and is guaranteed to evoke a magic atmosphere complemented by dazzling couture and unbounded glamour.

"Vintage-inspired hair plays a massive part in fashion," says Patrick, "and I felt it was very important for today's market to demonstrate how to create these looks using the correct methods. Working as a global educator, I have realised that some basic hairdressing skills are disappearing, and it is essential to show how relevant these techniques are to achieving the cutting-edge styles of today."

Patrick continues, "I am fascinated by the allure of old Hollywood, and I have often adopted it as a reference in developing my work over the years, but I have never before focused primarily on actual 'foundation techniques'. In order to present a cohesive and informative show that is beneficial to a wide audience, I wanted to bridge the gap between classic and trend. The period I have focused on is truly the golden era of dressing hair."

The collection is divided into four segments, each representing a different decade and the quintessential looks and artistry of that period.