The Fellowship for British Hairdressing is extending its award recipient provisions to include and recognise the artistry and creativity of the international hairdressing community, writes Zoe Brown.
Having elevated the inspiring work of the British hairdressing industry for the past 75 years, the Fellowship for British Hairdressing is now seeking to uncover fresh, admirable talent by means of adding the International Image Award to its list of acknowledgements.
“We are aware every day of the incredible imagery and talent that is on offer around the world and we are delighted to launch our International Image Award for hairdressers to showcase their favourite images from their portfolio and enter this prestigious award,” explained Chancellor Ashleigh Hodges.
The International Image Award is open for entry to all hairdressers outside the UK, with a strict focus on the celebration of inspiring, trend-led imagery. Image inspiration and direction can be taken from Errol Douglas MBE, the current Fellowship Image of the Year award winner. Douglas’ winning portrait showcases the high-quality, creativity, sophistication and technique that is required to bring home the win.
In order to be considered, the image should be professional in both its standard and setting, with suggestion for it to be shot in a well-lit studio. Due to the many industry restrictions that were set in place during 2020, the Fellowship is allowing work to be submitted from the entrants’ back catalogue.
To enter, simply upload up to three images to Instagram, tag @fellowship and use the hashtag #fellowshipinternational21. The closing date for entry is September 3 2021.
Calling all Australian hairdressers to tap into their creativity, start styling and photographing and put Australian hair in the global limelight.
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