Reflections

Mad genius! Nicholas French, master of all masters when it comes to turning hair into art forms, thrills us once again with Reflections, a collection that's inspired by tartan fabrics used by fashion designer Junya Watanabe. Nicholas, your work is beyond compare!

"To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the craft." Nicholas French (nicholasfrench.com)
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Reflections

Photographer: Roberto Ligresti;       Hairstylist: Nicholas French;       MUA: David Maderich;       Products: Matrix Style Link
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Reflections

Photographer: Roberto Ligresti;       Hairstylist: Nicholas French;       MUA: David Maderich;       Products: Matrix Style Link
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Reflections

Photographer: Roberto Ligresti;       Hairstylist: Nicholas French;       MUA: David Maderich;       Products: Matrix Style Link

Photographer: Roberto Ligresti;
Hairstylist: Nicholas French;
MUA: David Maderich;
Products: Matrix Style Link


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