INFRINGE ISSUE #3 OUT NOW!
Filled with brand new and exclusive content, INFRINGE Issue #3 is a visual feast of art, design, beauty and fashion, all based around the theme of hair. Choose from 5 different covers, each created exclusively for Issue #3
Filled with brand new and exclusive content, INFRINGE Issue #3 is a visual feast of art, design, beauty and fashion, all based around the theme of hair. Choose from 5 different covers, each created exclusively for Issue #3
Rambi’s ‘Locks in standing buns’ captured by INFRINGE
Tegan’s ‘tropical 80s popstar’ style captured by INFRINGE
Cult Hair by INFRINGE. Dedicated to capturing London’s unique and diverse hairstyles
Maxi More's multiple styles captured by INFRINGE
Plastic Sister's '1960s check-out girl' style shot by INFRINGE
Colourist Mable Cable showcases her latest hair creations, modelled by her partner Kate Moross
Sophia Hilton of Not Another Salon shot by INFRINGE
The Spanish creative showcases his handmade neon collages in his interpretation of INFRINGE Cult Hair
Katya Zelentsova's blue fringe inspired 'laziness' shot by INFRINGE
Julie Verhoeven's ‘current mood’ inspired style shot by INFRINGE
Kate Moross’s ‘space slime’ style captured by INFRINGE
Lauren's ‘grown-out Chelsea cut' shot by INFRINGE
Maisy's ‘Punk-esque, androgynous’ style captured by INFRINGE
London creative Kate Moross showcases her signature vivid colour and stylised graphic squiggles in her interpretation of INFRINGE Cult Hair
The US based artist combines a number of images to create a unique hair-based mural on a North London wall
Alan Goodman's 'Ska punk mash up' style captured by INFRINGE
Kate Moross’s ‘Double rainbow’ shot by INFRINGE
Matthew's ‘Rod Stewart’ style captured by INFRINGE
Josh's ‘Les Rita Mitsouko inspired’ style captured by INFRINGE
Cult Hair by INFRINGE. Dedicated to capturing London’s unique and diverse hairstyles
Bashir's ‘unique’ style captured by INFRINGE
Kenny's ‘wild and tame’ dreads shot by INFRINGE
Parma Ham’s ‘goth’ style captured by INFRINGE
Jesse’s wild pink style captured by INFRINGE
Parisian artist Alexandre Bellenger uses collage and drawing to create a series of rough-and-ready DIY portraits
