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“I wanted to create the Wow factor within the hair using a more natural colour base, by moving away from the pastels that we see so much of today to create modern, and visually pleasing shapes with beautiful tone upon tone.”
Melanie Jefferson

Hair: Melanie Jefferson – UK
Ph: Jack Eames
Make-up: Rhea Le Riche
Styling: Claire Frith

Hair: Freestyle Club – IT
Collection: Censored

Hair: Robert Briscolini, Giovanni Cibin @ Italian Style – Seveso (Monza-Brianza)
Ph: Roberto Chierici

Hair: Dmitri Papas @ Papas and Pace – AU
Ph: Amber Toms
Make-up: Lily Fontana
Styling: Gail Sorronda
labels: Gail Sorronda, Romance Was Born, Alice McCall, Stolen Girlfriend’s Club, Flannel and vintage pieces (stylists own)
Accessories: Lyn & Tony, Romance Was Bor
Colouring: Justin Pace

“I really wanted to push the boundaries of a traditional hair collection. I wanted to evolve as an artist and create real cohesion with a team of individuals that could see what I envisioned. For me, the Kyoto collection is about being courageous and determined to be progressive, and to work holistically with each artist involved within the creative process of image making.” Says Smith,

Hair: Craig Smith – AU
Collection: Kyoto
Ph: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Ashley Ward
Illustrator: Peter Dwyer Salon: Fruition Hair

“Steampunk inspired us to craft an editorial-led collection, introducing movement to the hair in the form of layered textures, which were enhanced by similar pattern applications with colour. Clockworx is a collection that nods to both the past and the present, incorporating a richness and depth to both hair and styling.”
Esti Carton and Nick Bland, Art Directors, Haringtons

Hair: Esti Carton, Nick Bland, Cheryl Poulter, Kathryn Dartnell @ Haringtons hairdressing – UK
Collection: Clockworx
Ph: Tigz Rice
Make-up: Celine Nonon
Clothes Styling: Ziad Ghanem; Aiden Connor

There was an awe-inspiring mood of opulence in the room as Heading Out Hair and Beauty’s Creative Director, Caterina Di Biase, created her new photographic collection, ‘Masterpiece’.
A blend of renaissance art, baroque embellishment and modern punk hair throughout the images, work to create its own gallery of modern day masterpieces.
“The fashion world has been enjoying a maximalist period where baroque styling has become a fixture in our wardrobes. I felt that this would be a strong, dramatic platform to create a shoot from,” says Caterina Di Biase.
Sumptuous, brocade fabrics set the scene for this exuberant shoot; starting with the soft, pale blue, tie-dyed bob. This technique was achieved by tying bands along sections of the hair and painting the colour between them. Another soft style also featured in the collection is the very modern, pixie cut. The top of the hairline was over directed back in this cut to keep length in the front section.
A sharp, angular, punk balayage bob with an emphasis on its shape, vintage green colour and texture can be seen in the collection. Yet, another contrasting image depicts a beautiful, raw, ‘chewy’ textured, modern bob with a heavy fringe and a short textured crown. This appetising texture was created to compliment its pastel pink colour. Another image also depicts this chewy, chiseled technique in a deep violet palette.
Hair Director Di Biase said, “I incorporated the new neon trend into this shoot by working with electric lime hair that had a strong, glam rock element fused with an elegant styling aesthetic.”
Photographer, Andrew O’Toole described the shoot as “a very powerful, masterful and decadent shoot.”

Hair: Caterina Di Biase @ Heading Out Hair and Beauty Australia – AU
Collection: Masterpiece
Ph: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Kylie O’Toole
Stylist: Andrew Zumbo

Hair: Gary Forde @ Forde Hair – UK
Collection: Kool Kids
Ph: Chris Bulezuik
Make-up: Jez Eaton
Styling: Dr Noki

Hair: Blue Tit London – UK