Rainbow Room International East Kilbride styled the stars at TRNSMT
Rainbow Room International East Kilbride was proud to play a part in one of Scotland's biggest music events.
Salon director Jacqueline Curran was backstage in the artists' village at TRNSMT with her team, styling performers, crew and management throughout the weekend.
They brought with them with them their signature blend of technical skill, creative vision and forward-thinking style.
Their backstage pop-up salon, situated beside the performers' dressing rooms, remained a constant hub of energy throughout the weekend, supporting not just artists but their bands, management and wider crews. The team delivered expert cuts and styling to withstand the summer heat and humid temperatures, all while setting the tone for hair trends right at the peak of the 2025 festival season.
Jacqueline said: 'Being part of TRNSMT is such an exciting experience, and it's great to bring that inspiration back to our clients in East Kilbride.
'This year, we saw a big focus on Oasis-inspired styles, like textured crops and soft mod shapes, which really suit the effortless, lived-in look that's so popular right now. It's all about creating hair that feels stylish but still natural and easy to wear.'
Rainbow Room International's backstage work also provided opportunities for up-and-coming stylists within the group, giving them hands-on experience in a fast-paced, creative, and artist-focused environment.
Now, these festival-inspired trends are making their way back to Rainbow Room International East Kilbride, so clients can bring a touch of TRNSMT to their look this summer.
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