Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
"I really wanted to show the paradox of Punk, by interpreting it in the work through a more couture and artistic angle. I wanted to really bring through the era's contradiction too. It's so often associated too simplistically as one statement, one bolt of aggression. By juxtaposing the established "Head On" punk attitude with a softness and femininity, it shows a deeper story to the era - boundary pushing didn't mean that style and art were eclipsed." Errol Douglas
Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
Star stylist Syran John, who has a salon that boasts her name in South Wales, UK, showcases strong color work fused with seamless soft structured shapes in the Captive collection.
Collection: Fall/Winter 2015
Hairstyles from the early 1970s is what ignited Carole Haddad's ideas for this striking Burlesque collection. Think: The Wedge, The Bob, The Shag, and The Pageboy.
"I played with classic 1970s, geometric shapes and then altered, exaggerated, and peppered the looks with quirky, punky twists," says Haddad of Corcorz Hair in Australia. "The sexiness of fishnet stockings was the inspiration for the styling, conjuring a hybrid of beautiful, opulent Burlesque and 80s punk looks. After so many years of being hailed an avant-garde hairdresser, another aim of the collection was to showcase my cutting techniques. I felt it was important to demonstrate the breadth and precision of my skills... and hopefully, weave some Zeitgeist in there too."