Renowned Hairdresser Trevor Sorbie Passes Away at 75

The celebrated stylist, known for the iconic wedge cut, died after a battle with cancer, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of hairdressing.

Trevor Sorbie, a pioneering figure in hairdressing, died at 75 after bowel cancer spread to his liver.
Sorbie was famous for creating the wedge cut and other trend-setting styles like the scrunch and the wolf.
He opened his first salon in Covent Garden in 1979, which became a staple in the fashion and beauty industry.
Sorbie founded the charity My New Hair, supporting cancer patients with wig styling and hair loss advice.
He was awarded an MBE in 2004 and won British Hairdresser of the Year four times, cementing his influence on the industry.