Great Freedom by JeanLuc Paris

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With the "Great Freedom" collection, JeanLuc Paris depicts the creative freedom of finding a hairstyle that perfectly matches each individual's personality. All lengths and colors are permitted—as long as they precisely reflect the person’s character.

JeanLuc Paris continues the tradition of the wild 80s by breaking down and reimagining the classic bob for the second decade of this millennium. He works with different lengths, such as shorter hair in the front and longer hair in the back, highlighted by softly structured, hard contours.

Regarding colors, the French stylist living in Berlin employs striking all-over highlights, processed underneath and then shifted for new, fabulous effects that change with every breeze. Alongside harmoniously matched color nuances, extreme hair color combinations are also embraced.

Spellbound

This bold short haircut stands out with its thin highlights, distributed throughout the layered and graduated cut. A silvery shimmer and warm chestnut hue interspersed within the black hair color accentuate the style’s movement.

The longer top hair is combed from back to front, with an intriguing twist in the middle, adding even more eye-catching structure.

Goth Rose

Goth look with black and purple hair coloring

The artful hair coloring, featuring black and purple shades layered and mixed to create new patterns with every movement, is complemented by the intricate cut and inventive styling.

Layers are shorter on top and increase in length toward the shoulders, with the texture intensifying as the hair becomes longer and thinner in the lower sections. All the hair is styled toward the face, creating a rough yet flowy pattern on the crown and a mischievous, mysterious frame around the face.

Shaggy Chic

An almost supernatural shimmer radiates from the bluish-black shag style, thanks to the intricate web of fine highlights throughout. Balanced layers lengthen toward the shoulders, making the shorter top tresses perfect for shaping into various styles.

The sides can be brought to the front or, as shown here, tucked behind the ear for a completely different expression.

Bob Deconstructed

The art of deconstructing and reinventing a hairstyle involves keeping just enough of the original to make it recognizable. Here, the side features a remnant of a straight bob cutting line, presented in two versions: one longer and the other shorter.

The rest of the futuristic look is styled with flow and expressive freedom in mind, from the super-long, semi-face-covering fringe and the forward-pulled shorter top layers to the vanilla, caramel, and walnut color carousel.

Swan in Platinum

A tender neck is accentuated by the long, sleek neckline of this elegant and modern haircut, making it as unique as it is.

The soul of its classic ancestor remains tangible, but a grand evolution has taken place, adding new textures, varying lengths, and experiments in structure and flow—especially on the crown—all to the silvery white, platinum hair color that might just become the new black.

Chopped Vanilla

Blonde collarbone-length hair with a diagonal fringe

The artistic cutting line running from the crown to the collarbone is interrupted by choppy corners and wild texture. The feathery fine lengths contrast beautifully with the denser, heavier flowing sections.

A diagonal fringe is not only elegant but also very feminine, especially when the hair glows in a vanilla and platinum mix.

Hair: JeanLuc Paris
Photography: Mario Nägler
Styling: Madlen Schmid
Makeup Artist: Rymma Günther

See also: Short hairstyles | Medium hairstyles | Long hairstyles