mod's hair official

Look 1: Gabriella

Neo-Mullet inspired by two highly sought-after models, this cut is a revisited
neo-mullet, 2026 version. the shape has been changed and modernized. the back is refined
and the hair is worked to achieve a fairly lightweight texture. the fringe, full and fairly long,
frames the face with a soft, instinctive movement. its color is awakened by a glossing by
mod’s hair to add mirror-like reflects that catch the light and intensify the texture effect. it is
offered in two versions: longer or shorter.

Art Direction — Alain Viot & Fred Darmon
Photography — Harold Bérard
Photography Assistant — Loup Catusse
Video — Arnaud Lopez & Eloïse Robert
Hairstylist — Romain Lafosse, Mika Sardou, Laurine Dagorne & Jean-Michel Leroux
Makeup — Vanille Gauthier
Styling — Lila Sion
Music — Amevicious
Production — Alain Viot

With the participation of Guillaume Bérard and Frédéric Bérard.

Back to the seventies.

Back to 1968, when the mod’s hair brand was born and began to grow: from studio work for
fashion magazines to the opening of the first mod’s hair salon on the paris left bank in 1974.

It was the start of a beautiful story that we now carry into the future.

For this new season, the artistic team has created a neo-rock collection, closely connected
to today’s demands and representative of mod’s hair stylists’ expertise.

The hairstyles are deliberately deconstructed. special attention has been given to fringes,
which receive particular care.

The techniques are very soft, for a highly natural result.

The choice of looks and photos favors the attitudes we love today, evoking the sleeve of a
vinyl record from the era.

The styling revives the codes of that time, with an iconic, very chic wardrobe.

Back to the essence: A return to core values, refreshed for the new autumn/winter 2026/27
collection.

Art Direction — Alain Viot & Fred Darmon
Photography — Harold Bérard
Photography Assistant — Loup Catusse
Video — Arnaud Lopez & Eloïse Robert
Hairstylist — Romain Lafosse, Mika Sardou, Laurine Dagorne & Jean-Michel Leroux
Makeup — Vanille Gauthier
Styling — Lila Sion
Music — Amevicious
Production — Alain Viot

With the participation of Guillaume Bérard and Frédéric Bérard.

ZAHRA

A Flower in the Desert’s Aridity
This look features a short, even cut that follows natural curves.
Curls sculpted with the Dry Cut technique guide their movement with precision.
Strategic highlights frame her face, while gloss adds depth and dimension to both cut and
curls.

Art Direction – .gohell
Photography –
Photography Assistant – Loup Catusse
Video – Arnaud Lopez and
Hair – .gohell
Hair Extensions – Virginie Moreau
Makeup –
Styling –
Production – Alain Viot
Production Assistant – Céline Sergent
Music -
With the participation of Frédéric Darmon, Guillaume Bérard and Frédéric Bérard.

Special thanks to Great Lengths.