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John Frieda, Hairdresser to Royalty Who Built a Beauty Empire, Dies at 75

John Frieda, Hairdresser to Royalty Who Built a Beauty Empire, Dies at 75
NYT World Wednesday 04 November 2026, 19:12 UTC By Karla Adam 1 min read
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A hairdresser with an outsize public persona, he was celebrated for creating signature looks for a list of A-list celebrity clients.

John Frieda in 2012. A hairdresser with an outsize public persona, he was celebrated for creating signature looks for a list of A-list celebrity clients.
John Frieda (PERSON) Hairdresser to Royalty Who Built a Beauty Empire (ORG)
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