About this look
Cobalt and champagne alternate across the curved panels. The thin vertical strands between them show where one layer ends and the next begins.
Hair is my medium. Art is my language.
Exploring form, movement and expression through hair.

A curated selection of hair sculptures, technical studies and editorial styling.
Cobalt and champagne alternate across the curved panels. The thin vertical strands between them show where one layer ends and the next begins.
The smooth copper rolls around the crown sit beside much looser, open textures. That contrast makes the side-swept volume feel as though it is moving.
The blonde shape rises on one side and sweeps outward on the other. Follow the strands from the darker roots to the lighter edges to see how the curve is built visually.
Short pink and blue layers flare out at the crown, while the long silver waves pull the eye down. The change in length and texture gives this look its movement.
Loose copper fibres catch the light around the darker centre. A sweep above the forehead gives the airy volume a clear direction.
The tallest section leans to one side, while a rounded roll and a gold accent draw the eye back across the face. Stray fibres soften the edge of the updo.
A single flower draws the eye to the temple, where warm brown curls gather around the face. The curl that falls toward the shoulder extends the shape downward.
Red strands trace the edges of the black folds. The long strands below carry that line downward and change how the dense upper shape reads.
Open copper squares frame rounded hair volumes in chestnut and cream. The gaps between the forms change what you see as the piece turns.
Fine brown fibres form broad, translucent shapes around the face. The folded fringe gives the eye a place to settle before following the open mesh outward.
Salon hairstyling and creative direction for shows, editorials and collaborations.
Personalised haircuts, colour and styling shaped around your hair texture and daily routine.
Develop a creative brief into a hair concept, with a clear silhouette and a plan for how to build it.
Design a sequence of looks, considering movement, silhouette from each angle and backstage preparation.
Shape hair for the camera in response to the wardrobe, lighting and visual direction of a shoot.
Develop hair concepts with designers, photographers and stylists, including sculptural pieces for shared projects.
I was born in Vietnam on 19 May. My birth name is HO VAN NHUT. In my creative work, I go by Jackie Ho (HO VAN NHUT). I’ve worked in hair in Singapore since 2018, and salon work is still where I learn the most about how hair moves and what it can hold.
What I love about working with hair is the moment a shape I’ve only imagined begins to take form in my hands. I sketch, study colour and texture, and turn each piece to see how it changes from one angle to the next. I’m drawn to unusual silhouettes and the tiny decisions that make them work, from the curve of a panel to the direction of a few strands.
I’ve developed hair concepts and helped bring them to the stage with show teams at Takashimaya in Singapore and in Hamburg, Germany. I also contributed to Singapore’s National Day Parade in 2025 and 2026, receiving a Certificate of Participation each year, and styled hair for actors in King of Hawkers.
Shenzhen Hair Show 2026