美髮技藝結合科技，將五顏六色的花卉圖騰轉印在俐落鮮明的髮型Combination of artisanal styles mixed with technology. Alexis Ferrer, “La Favorite”

After years of exploring hair as a canvas, Spanish hairdresser Alexis Ferrer has developed a new, evolved technique for vibrant, full-color hair printing, culminating in his autumn 2020 collection, ‘la favorite’. The viral series draws influence from 18th-century fabric patterns, decorating sharp blonde bob cuts with flowering branches, butterflies, and hummingbirds

The ‘la favorite’ collection was created through a combination of artisanal styles mixed with technology. A perfect blend for the new generation who are looking for new boundaries of fashion, Ferrer comments, once again it shows that everything in fashion remains to be invented and to be innovated

Source: Alexis Ferrer, designboom

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Flowers and animals did inspire couturiers to create the best fabrics for the French bourgeoisie during the XVIII century. Those prints didn’t only magnify the extraordinary dresses of the past but we're used to cover the walls and tapestries of the villas.

New technology and techniques allow us to recreate those wonderful patterns on the hair and give a sense of decoration to our beauty with natural motifs. Mixing it with our knowledge of crafts opens to a world of infinite possibilities for the future.

---- Alexis Ferrer

With his La Favorite collection, hairdresser Alexis Ferrer has managed to surprise and excite us all through an innovative technique of photographic printing on hair. A unique project with stunning results that has gained international applause and recognition in the industry. Gorgeous!

No wonder why the collection undoubtedly inspired Chris Appleton, Hollywood’s top celebrity hairstylist, to create a version for Jennifer Lopez recently.

---- Colour World

From the moment we started printing photography on hair in 2012, we have been improving the technique, achieving more definition and using a wider range of colour. I must admit that the first impressions on the hair were a challenge. It took two months to get good results with high definition. The images we used for the Echo collection were taken from the movies The Shining and Psycho, both in black and white.

---- INFRINGE

As the Wella Professionals global creative artist, Ferrer also lead the Wella Passionistas virtual unveiling—a creative platform just launched in India— where emerging talent can learn and share ideas and skills.

---- Vogue India

美髮技藝結合科技，將五顏六色的花卉圖騰轉印在俐落鮮明的髮型Combination of artisanal styles mixed with technology. Alexis Ferrer, “La Favorite”

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