"This colour trend is almost an evolution from ombre and the pastel tones that have been here, there and everywhere - we're all becoming much more adventurous when it comes to colour which is really exciting," Rebecca added.
The look is definitely unique - but with prominent digital prints in the Spring/Summer 2015 collections (Rebecca cites Elie Saab and Gareth Pugh as inspirations for the trend) perhaps it's not such a surprising statement to make after all.
So, fancy giving the look a go? Girls with short, straight hair are in luck as a more structured style will show off the colour and detail. But first, a word of warning...
"I would recommend speaking to a professional colour technician and do not try to create this look at home!" Rebecca advised.
No one wants Tetris hair gone wrong.
In other hair news, guess which shade has been cropping up on the red carpet...