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‘No photoshopping, no AI, it’s pure hair creativity’: the festival where haircutting is a spectator sport

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Isabella Lee, Jessica Hromas
‘No photoshopping, no AI, it’s pure hair creativity’: the festival where haircutting is a spectator sport
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The Hair festival in Sydney serves as a high-energy showcase for professional stylists to compete in live haircutting challenges. The event emphasizes raw skill and creativity, distinguishing itself from digital trends by focusing on physical, real-time craftsmanship.

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It highlights the enduring value of traditional trade skills and live performance in an increasingly digital and AI-dominated creative landscape.

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‘People love the opportunity to do something live’ … Lauren Suffling shows off an impressive hairdo at the Hair festival in Sydney. ‘People love the opportunity to do something live’ … Lauren Suffling shows off an impressive hairdo at the Hair festival in Sydney. Australian fashion ‘No photoshopping, no AI, it’s pure hair creativity’: the festival where haircutting is a spectator sport At Sydney’s Hair festival, professionals from the hair industry put their locks on show – and jostle for a view of the live cutting competition Isabella Lee , photos by Jessica Hromas

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