Hairdresser John Frida, who created hairstyles for Princess Diana, has died.

John Frida, a British hairdresser and creator of the eponymous brand of hair products, has died at the age of 75. This was reported on November 3 by the Daily Mail newspaper with reference to the John Frieda salon.

Representatives of the salon said that in the last minutes, relatives and friends were next to the stylist.

Frida opened his first salon in London in 1976. Over more than half a century of work, his clients have included Princess Diana, Joanna Lumley, Madonna, Jacqueline Kennedy, Paul McCartney, Twiggy and Diana Ross. He also collaborated with actresses Gwyneth Paltrow and Nicole Kidman.

In 1988, the stylist introduced his own line of John Frieda hair care products. In 2002, the brand was acquired by the Japanese company Kao. By 2025, the hairdresser took the fourth place in the list of the richest leaders of the UK beauty industry. In addition, Frida's salon business celebrated its 50th anniversary in June 2026.