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Peter Mark Dundrum Town Centre

Crowned L’Oréal Colour Trophy Winner 2017

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 yesterday (Monday 3rd July). 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.

There was stiff competition at the top once again this year, but Peter Mark Dundrum Town Centre reigned supreme as the 2017 L’Oréal Colour Trophy winner, with the team of Conor Doyle (colourist) and Grace Murphy (stylist) producing the lauded look on their model Sadhbh Maguire. This year’s award categories also included the L’Oréal Men’s Image Award, which was won by Lee Stinton (stylist) and Gerard McLoughlin (colourist) from Preen (Dublin), and the L’Oréal Colour Trophy Star Award, which was awarded to Lisa Roe of The.Space (Dublin).

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 Davey Davey, Black Amber, Darcy’s Hair Salon and The Edge Hair Design, (Colour Collective Team), directed by Ian Brady of Cats, 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 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 unrivalled opportunity to showcase their talents amongst some of the most celebrated names in the business. For the second consecutive year, the overall winner will be given the chance to compete on a global scale at the L’Oréal Professionnel Business Forum in Seville, where last year’s L’Oréal Colour Trophy winners from Dylan Bradshaw, Aoife Bradley and Jenny Dawson, took home gold!

 For more, check out www.lorealcolourtrophy.ie. #LCTIRE17

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Full list of winners:

 

L’Oréal Colour Trophy

Winner: Peter Mark, Dundrum Town Centre, Dublin – Conor Doyle and Grace Murphy

Runner-up: Style Club, South William Street, Dublin – Jessica Doyle and Danielle Garner

Third place: The.Space, Drumcondra, Dublin 9 – Katie Keany and Michelle McDermott

Men’s Image Award

Winner: Preen, Dame Street, Dublin – Lee Stinton and Gerard McLoughlin

Runner-up: Callan & Co, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 – Albert Halpin and Dean Monks

Star Award

Winner: Lisa Roe of The.Space, Dublin

L’Oréal Colour Trophy Winner 2017 - Peter Mark Dundrum Town CentreL-R  Grace Murphy (stylist), Conor Doyle (colourist) and Vogue Williams (MC) at the L’Oréal Colour Trophy Grand Final 2017 in O’Reilly Hall, UCD, Dublin. A true highlight of the Irish hairdressing calendar, the L’Oréal Colour Trophy is the longest running live hairdressing competition in the world, attracting the biggest icons in the industry.  #LCTIRE17 Picture Brian McEvoy Photography