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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

We pay tribute to the editorial hairstylist and self-confessed ‘Fiber-Sculptor’, who has passed away aged 59

Never one for minimal hair, the New York based hairstylist gravitates towards the gloriously kitsch

Japanese hairstylist Shinji Konishi’s animal props are a work of art

The Canadian mixed media artist using trash to create otherworldly beauty looks

Hair stylist Mai Ha has unexpected ideas, albeit a consistent vision

“During some periods of time, my vision of structure for hair was the only kind of structure I had in my life”

On growing up in a barber shop and collecting yard sale items

"Beauty is a birthright to everything born under the sun."

Mancini takes us through establishing his career and what to do when hair colours don’t match

“When you stare at a white wall you end up over-thinking everything until your thoughts morph into creative ideas.”

Kseniya Sukhova on what inspired her to create this explosive rainbow look

“Some people think that hair is like an organ or a limb – it isn’t. It’s cloth.”

"The exciting thing about working on a smaller scale is that there’s more room to experiment, change, adapt - the versatility of Black hair is incredible.”

Seminara’s collaborations with fashion curator Judith Clark illustrate the synergy between fashion and hair

Canadian hairstylist Letizia Slaayer Sprio on nurturing your inner artist, and achieving sustainability in hair salons

Masayoshi Okudaira’s quirky headprops are crafted from a variety of unexpected materials

Osadia's show-stopping performances merge hair with theatre

The celebrated colourist and ‘mother of colour’ reflects back on her extraordinary career

The photographer’s backstage shots reveal the craft behind Fashion Week hairstyles

“Most of the hairpieces I make are based around monsters and aliens.”

“For me, it’s about making hair look interesting even to people who know nothing about it.”

“The most important thing is to have an open mind and accept that there might be better ways of doing something than what you already know”

“I love to draw, because unlike hair, it can be completely controlled and I can really go into detail.”

“The whole area of the head is my realm and domain, it’s been my fascination for a very long time.”

The session stylist fills scrapbooks with doodles, paintings and collages – all dedicated to hair

Created for Tokyo arts hub Pavilion, the Japanese session stylist’s atmospheric piece features hair-covered lanterns

The Californian hairstylist sculpts intricate carvings and stencils inspired by the 80s

The hairstylist to Calvin Harris, Haim and Bastille talks trends, inspiration, and what it takes to style for the music world

The award-winning colourist talks trends, colour predictions and the experience of opening her first salon

“I enjoy creating all kinds of hairstyles, from the simple ponytail to the most intricate and elaborate of styles.”

Armed with nothing but a chair, boombox and willing client, his unique barbering style never fails to draw a crowd of curious onlookers

Ivorian artist Laetitia Ky shapes her hair into elaborate shapes, scenes and characters

The former hairdresser-turned-photographer speaks to Anthony Mascolo about trading in his scissors for a camera

“My hair has started an obsession that has overtaken my life. I have become my own colour palette of expression.”

“A hairdresser’s job is not only to make people look good, but feel good. They fulfill a really high social function all over the world.”

"I got pretty lucky, because I fell into a world where I loved being from day one."

“My style is very eclectic. I like to go where people don’t usually go.”

Exploring the exquisite, dreamlike creations of the Tokyo hairstylist and headpiece designer Takayuki Shibata

“Collaboration is key, I think that is the most important advice I could offer.”

Much has been said about the transformative power of hair, an idea truly embodied by the anarchic creations of Charlie Le Mindu

The Creative Director of R+Co discusses his hair icons

Born in London with Cypriot roots, Cos Sakkas’s first brush with the world of hair was through trips to the local barber with his dad.

The London hairstylist on buzz cut love and growing up in her mum’s salon

“At primary school I used to choose my friends on the grounds of their hair!”

Her bold, edgy style has made her a key player in the world of hair

The London hairstylist discusses pop-culture inspirations, hair icons and what his own hair means to him

“Hair is such an important part of expressing your identity in music"

Rudi Lewis on musical icons, his love of photography and the importance of collaboration

The Stockholm based hairstylist discusses his 'Doll' Series

The stylist on trends, inspirations and what it is like to style for the hairdressing industry

We visit the studio of Muriel Nisse, who uses hair to create experimental masks and headpieces

The multi-hyphenate talks to us about how to deal with social media, growing up sheltered and allowing yourself to break free and live your truth

INFRINGE meets the Japanese designer and artist, renowned for crafting his unique headpieces for Chanel and Junya Watanabe

Go behind the scenes at the studio of Russian dollmakers Lena and Katya Popovy

How barbering helped Walied leave the violence of gang life

A hair stylist with a mission: to make the world a shaggier place

INFRINGE meets the late artist’s son and visits his former studio in Rio de Janeiro

INFRINGE meets the reigning British Hairdresser of the Year Sally Brooks and talks daring career moves, and reworking the industry’s reputation

“One thing hair has taught me about making art is to finish what I start. You can’t walk away from a haircut halfway through because you’re over it.”

"I think the beauty world has become a lot more inclusive and versatile."

Daniel Moon on trusting his intuition and doing unnatural hair colours before they were en vogue

Ross Cosgrove's Instagram serves as a revealing visual diary into the tiny, often beautiful details that occur during a haircut

Fabio Hendry and Martijn Rigters are the innovative duo behind this new printmaking process involving hair

“I try to take my inspiration from things that have been created in another art form, like stitching and sculptures.”

INFRINGE meets the iconic Spanish hairdresser-turned-artist, renowned for his collaborations with Salvador Dalí 

"The power of collage relies on a strong idea and focus on the content, much like hairdressing." 

Meet our new favourite part-time noodle house server and full-time A.I. entity

“It doesn’t matter if people like what I do or if they don’t, as long as they feel something.”

On juggling work and staying inspired in times of scarcity

“I try my best to stay away from stereotypical West Hollywood hair. I feel like I’m doing myself and Los Angeles a disservice by entertaining that aesthetic at all.”

The prolific platform artist talks showmanship, controlled chaos and on-stage swagger

Russian twin sisters Lena and Katya Popovy, aka the Popovy Sisters, create highly bespoke dolls from their St Petersburg studio

INFRINGE meets trailblazing wigmaker Raffaele Mollica, who has been in the industry for over 40 years

A hair studio like no other, X-presion discusses the creation of their pixel hair trend and why it's vital for hairdressers to embrace modern technology

“In Shibuya and Harajuku, where I grew up, people are very individual and not scared of being different.”

“I got some old hairdressing scissors and literally started trying to do haircuts into the clay.”

81-year-old Kanehisa Osawa has been styling traditional Japanese wigs for over 60 years

Using everyday objects to craft his quirky headpieces, the Japanese hairstylist transforms the mundane into the extraordinary 

“I love working with hair. For me it feels like the last space in fashion photography that is still innovative.”

Josh Coombes is the founder of the movement #DoSomethingForNothing which encourages people to reach out to a person in need through simple acts of kindness

“I love it when risks are taken in order to stand out from the crowd.”

“It is such a great feeling when you are able to really tap into the story the designer wants to tell.”

“The most important thing in life is to be inspired, that’s what makes you want to get up in the morning and do something important.”

We speak to the hairstylist behind ‘Go Play’, the new beauty line from ASOS

"Shooting this way hopefully made these experimental ideas look as real and natural as possible."

“I know that if a wig is very well prepared it could be magical on set.”

“You get one chance to catch someone’s eye.”

“Head props are pieces of transformative and wearable art. I don’t see them as headpieces used to decorate hair but as a way of creating one-off characters.” - Tomihiro Kono

Tish and Snooky Bellomo, founders of Manic Panic, look back on their rock ‘n’ roll roots

The French hairdresser merges fashion and hair with his handcrafted pieces, which push the limits of hair artistry

“I’ll be very truthful; I’ve never wanted a job. I’m probably not particularly employable, I just want to enjoy what I do.”

INFRINGE meets 105-year-old Anthony Mancinelli, who has been barbering for 90 years… with no plans to retire

These images will make you want to dye your hair

"The best hair in the world belongs to those who love their own"

With a candid, snapshot aesthetic, his images examine hair from every angle

Student for life!! - Eugene Souleiman

INFRINGE meets the iconic London hairdresser

The Parisian session stylist discusses his inspirations

The photographer and producer discusses his inspirations

Robert Lobetta on manipulating hair to create art, and being punched in the face by the punk movement

"He completely changed the world of hair" - Anthony Mascolo

New York hairstylist Tamas Tuzes on his 60s inspirations and working with Bjork