Spellbound

Spellbound, you say? We're totally bewitched. Brian Gallagher's creations comprise a series of seriously eye-catching images, featuring models whose daring hairstyles are infused with bold, seductive color. Call it magic!

This collection was Gallagher's entry for the 2014 Scottish Hairdresser of the Year Awards, where he was a finalist. (He won the title the previous year.)

CREDITS
Hair: Brian Gallagher, co-owner of Gallagher & Horner in Glasgow, Scotland
Photography: Andrew O'Toole
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