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A spokesman for Sorbie’s company confirmed his death in a post shared on social media
Renowned hairstylist Trevor Sorbie, best known for creating the iconic wedge cut, has died at 75. Last month, Sorbie shared that his battle with bowel cancer had progressed to his liver, leaving him with only weeks to live.
On Friday, Sorbie’s salon and haircare company announced his passing in a heartfelt social media post, noting that he passed away peacefully, surrounded by family and his cherished dog.
“Trevor’s journey, marked by unparalleled creativity and kindness, has left an indelible mark on the world of hairdressing and beyond,” the caption read.
The statement continued: “Trevor often reminded us to ‘be bold, be different, but always do everything in good taste’.
“His values of kindness, compassion, and dedication remain central to our mission. He felt deeply proud of our team and trusted our commitment to uphold his legacy.”
The acclaimed stylist also founded the charity My New Hair, offering public guidance and establishing a network of salons and professionals who provide wig styling services for those affected by cancer and medical hair loss.
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