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Is our taste programmed?
We sat down with hair icon @eugenesouleiman to get his opinion.
Watch the full interview via the link in our bio - Eugene shares how he got his break in fashion, his evolving outlook on creativity and gives his valuable advice for those starting out in the game.
A true visionary, Eugene has been a pioneer in the hair and fashion industries for decades with his distinctive style and unique approach to his craft.
📆 Catch Eugene on June 15th live in Manchester with @hair__mastery for a 4-hour look & learn.
Visit the @hair__mastery for@more information and to book tickets.
Video credits-
Edited - @wildislandfilms
Creative direction / interview - @mikeogorman_
Videography - @_bobbyleon
Production - @naomirobbo
Archive footage - @vixfosterproductions
What makes a good assistant?
Hairdressing legend @eugenesouleiman gives his opinion on what it’s takes break into the fashion Industry.
Watch the full interview via the link in the bio.
Post Production @wildislandfilms
CD @mikeogorman_
DOP @_bobbyleon
Product @naomirobbo
Should you assist or go it alone? We asked career advisor and former agent @sabrina.sarl .
Sabrina breaks down why a successful career is about more than having a strong portfolio. Understanding professional etiquette, building genuine relationships, and earning trust are skills that often matter more than your work when it comes to getting hired.
Interview @justjerrij
CD @mikeogorman_
DOP @matthewaland
Beauty @lizziecheckley
Is having an agent necessary to have a successful career in 2026?
We sat down with @sabrina.sarl , creative career advisor and former agent.
“Not all agencies are the same. Some are commercially driven, they want to know your client list, your numbers. Others are more editorial and art led, more interested in what drives you as a creative and what your work stands for.
That’s why meeting as many agents as possible matters. Not just to get seen, but to find the right fit. Because the artist-agent relationship is the pinnacle of dating. You’ll be on the phone with this person every day. Your values, your vision, your way of working all need to align.
But the bigger question, and one worth asking before you start chasing representation, is whether an agent is actually what you need. There are plenty of successful artists working without one.
So before you focus on how to get an agent, it might be worth figuring out if that’s really the goal.”
Full interview on our website.
Interview @justjerrij
CD @mikeogorman_
DOP @matthewaland
Beauty @lizziecheckley
Your portfolio isn’t just work, it’s your brand.
We sat down with creative career advisor & former global photography agent @sabrina.sarl to talk all things portfolios, and what she looked for when signing artists.
Here’s what stood out:
✦ Think of your portfolio as your brand identity. What makes your images distinctly yours?
✦ It’s a shop window, not a museum. Show what you’re most proud of and where you want to go.
✦ Always personalise your book for who you’re sending it to. One size does not fit all.
Interview by @justjerrij 🎙️
CD @mikeogorman_
DOP @matthewaland
Beauty @lizziecheckley
Full interview on our website, link in bio 🔗
