Pedro Netto

How did your passion for styling begin, and how was Pedro Netto Studio created?

The passion for styling was born from a deep admiration for the art of transformation and the ability to enhance each person’s unique beauty. Pedro Netto Studio was created by two young dreamers who decided to join forces, combining their talents and vision. With dedication, love, and a true passion for the art of transformation, they opened a studio in a small village — a place where every service is delivered with heart. More than just a beauty space, they created a refuge where every detail matters, and where brides find not only a hairstyle but a unique, deeply human experience.

How do you view your evolution in this field, considering the challenges and milestones along the way?

Our growth has been shaped by constant dedication, continuous education, and a strong commitment to innovation. The challenges have been many, from earning a place in a competitive industry to maintaining our own identity. But each obstacle became an opportunity to grow and strengthen our position as a reference in bridal hairstyling.

Bridal styling goes far beyond a hairstyle. How would you define your signature style, and what sets you apart in this field?

Our signature lies in the fusion between technique and sensitivity. We don’t just create hairstyles, we create visual memories that live on through photographs. What sets us apart is our attention to detail, our ability to understand each bride’s personal style, and to adapt trends to her unique identity.

You’re constantly engaged in training and professional initiatives. Why do you think continuous education is so important in this field?

Continuous learning is essential. This is an ever-evolving industry, and staying up to date is a professional responsibility. Beyond that, sharing knowledge and helping raise the standard of those around us contributes to a stronger and more respected industry overall.

How do you collaborate with brides to ensure the final result reflects both their wishes and their personality?

Listening is the foundation of everything. The first step is to truly get to know the bride, not just her dress or hair inspiration, but her tastes, insecurities, and what makes her feel beautiful. From there, we co-create a look that becomes an extension of her personality, always honoring her vision and individuality.

The hair trial before the big day is considered essential. Why is this step so important?

The trial allows the bride to see, feel, and fine-tune her hairstyle in advance, bringing her confidence and peace of mind. It’s a time to test, experiment, and perfect every detail. On the wedding day, everything should flow naturally and the trial is key to making that happen.

In your opinion, what are the key elements of a perfect bridal hairstyle, both aesthetically and in terms of durability?

A perfect bridal hairstyle requires structure, lightness, and harmony, in line with the bride’s facial features, dress, and the style of the event. Proper hair preparation ensures durability, while a flawless finish guarantees a picture-perfect result. Every element is planned with both technical precision and artistic vision.

Is there a hairstyle you consider timeless for brides?

The low bun, whether sleek or textured, is truly timeless. It has crossed generations with elegance and versatility, adapting beautifully to different styles and face shapes. It’s a classic that never goes out of fashion.

Throughout your career, is there a moment with a bride that particularly marked you and deepened your passion for hairstyling?

There was a bride who cried when she saw herself in the mirror during the trial, not out of vanity, but because she finally saw herself as she had always dreamed. It was such a genuine moment that it reaffirmed my purpose: hairstyling is far more than appearance, it’s emotion and identity.

What are the biggest bridal hair trends this year that have truly inspired you?

This year, I’d highlight simple, refined lines, low buns and loose hair with soft waves. I’m particularly drawn to more natural, organic styles with light structure and subtle movement.

If you had to describe your work without mentioning hair or beauty, which words would you use and why?

Empowerment, emotion, and memory. Because our work isn’t just about changing how someone looks, it’s about creating experiences that reinforce a woman’s confidence on one of the most meaningful days of her life. And that feeling lasts forever.