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Melo Yelo win Style Award at L’Oréal Colour Trophy 2017

 Hugh Campell Group Melo Yelo win Style Award. Pictured are the winning team with Model Kerri Sheehy and presenter of the night, Vogue Williams at the 2017 L’oreal Colour Trophy Awards.

 

Melo Yelo win Style Award  at  2017 L’Oréal Colour Trophy 2017  

 


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The cream of the mop from salons all over the country went head to head at this year’s 51st L’Oréal Colour Trophy Grand Final, which took place in the opulent O’Reilly Hall, UCD, Dublin on Monday, July 3, where Hugh Campell Group Yelo Melo win Style Award. Hosted by Irish TV Presenter Vogue Williams, guests enjoyed a champagne reception, followed by a black-tie gala dinner and live award show, all before a glamorous after-party at Dublin hotspot, House on Lesson Street. 

 

Attracting a particularly high standard of entries, there was stiff competition at the top once again this year, with the Hugh Campbell Hair Group Melo Yelo team Jennifer O’Connell, Colour Specialist, and Sonia Danaher, Creative Stylist, taking home the Social & Personal Style Award, for their stunning creation on Hilary Thompson model Kerri Sheehy. Kerri’s gown was from Limerick’s very own The Ivory Closet and her make-up by Dubheasa O’Ceallaigh.

 

In an effulgent parade of talent, finalists were competing across three categories on the night, including the L’Oréal Men’s Image Award, the Star Award, and the highly coveted L’Oréal Colour Trophy, while leading Irish salons joined the award-winning London-based Percy & Reed team to present a series of show-stopping runway displays.

The judging panel at all stages of the competition featured some of the biggest names in the international hairdressing industry with the ultimate winners determined by Siobhan Jones (Headmasters), Nathan Walker (Trevor Sorbie), Alan Edwards (Alan Edwards), Guy Kremer (Guy Kremer) and Chris Williams (Rush). 

 

Hosting industry icons and next generation leaders, the L’Oréal Colour Trophy provides stylists and their salons with an unrivaled opportunity to showcase their talents amongst some of the most celebrated names in the business.

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