Johanna Cree Brown is one of the finalists for the Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year, and the results will be announced at HJ’s 2011 British Hairdressing Awards.
Being in the Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year category is the wildest dream for hairdressers, so they push their imaginations to the limit and create imagery 'dos never before seen in the contemporary world. The collections have a vivid composition, and sophisticated design to bring a sense of tension to each style.
Johanna Cree Brown is one of the finalists this year, and for good reason. Her designs are bold and out there, with one looking like the model has horns attached to her head, and another in the shape of a snail.
Horn-Like Hairdos
Johanna Cree Brown Makes it to the Avant Garde Finalist Competition
Trend Themes
1. Avant-garde Hairdressing - The trend of unconventional hairdos that push the limits of imagination could pave the way for the introduction of entirely new and unique hairstyling products.
2. Vivid Imagery - The trend of using vivid composition and sophisticated design in hairstyling could lead to the development of new coloring and design techniques in the hairdressing industry.
3. Surrealistic Hair Sculpting - The trend of creating hairdos with surrealistic shapes, such as the horn-like hair on display could inspire the development of hair sculpting technologies that allow for greater detail and precision.
Industry Implications
1. Hairdressing - The hairdressing industry could benefit from new product development centered around unconventional hairstyling techniques, vivid color compositions, and surrealistic shapes.
2. Design - The design industry could benefit from exploring collaboration opportunities with avant-garde hairdressers to explore new forms and shapes in other creative endeavors.
3. Fashion - The fashion industry could benefit from incorporating avant-garde hair design into their runway shows, leading to innovative and unique looks that push the boundaries of traditional fashion design.