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Lotus Flower

Lotus Flower

Lotus Flower

Lotus Flower




Identity
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Hair and Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Hair Concept:
The hairstyle embodies a bold, avant-garde statement, featuring an upward ponytail sculpted with sleek precision. The height and sharpness symbolize rebellion and individuality, creating an element of eccentricity and modernity. The clean finish adds sophistication, while the upward direction evokes a sense of confidence and defiance, aligning with the striking visuals of the ensemble.
Makeup Concept:
The makeup focuses on artistic expression and dramatic impact. A crimson-red, gem-encrusted mask takes center stage, extending over the upper half of the face. This mask creates an illusion of anonymity, contrasting vibrantly against the clean lines of the tailored red suit. The base is kept minimal and flawless, with a slight dewy glow to enhance the skin’s natural texture.
Eyes beneath the mask are subtly defined with volumizing mascara, maintaining balance and ensuring the mask remains the focal point. Lips are painted a glossy red to mirror the mask, enhancing the bold and cohesive aesthetic.
Overall Vision:
The hair and makeup blend theatrical drama with editorial sophistication. Together with the vibrant red outfit, the look challenges traditional beauty norms, presenting a fearless identity that captures attention and inspires dialogue. This concept plays on the themes of power, mystery, and individuality, perfect for an editorial collaboration that seeks to push boundaries.
Hair and Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Hair Concept:
The hairstyle embodies a bold, avant-garde statement, featuring an upward ponytail sculpted with sleek precision. The height and sharpness symbolize rebellion and individuality, creating an element of eccentricity and modernity. The clean finish adds sophistication, while the upward direction evokes a sense of confidence and defiance, aligning with the striking visuals of the ensemble.
Makeup Concept:
The makeup focuses on artistic expression and dramatic impact. A crimson-red, gem-encrusted mask takes center stage, extending over the upper half of the face. This mask creates an illusion of anonymity, contrasting vibrantly against the clean lines of the tailored red suit. The base is kept minimal and flawless, with a slight dewy glow to enhance the skin’s natural texture.
Eyes beneath the mask are subtly defined with volumizing mascara, maintaining balance and ensuring the mask remains the focal point. Lips are painted a glossy red to mirror the mask, enhancing the bold and cohesive aesthetic.
Overall Vision:
The hair and makeup blend theatrical drama with editorial sophistication. Together with the vibrant red outfit, the look challenges traditional beauty norms, presenting a fearless identity that captures attention and inspires dialogue. This concept plays on the themes of power, mystery, and individuality, perfect for an editorial collaboration that seeks to push boundaries.

Identity
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Hair and Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Hair and Makeup - Charlie O’Connor

Hair Spray
Costume Design - Zoe Marshall
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Tracy Turnblad Hair & Makeup - Hannah Cheeseman
Penny Pingleton Hair & Makeup - Amy Donnelly
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Tracy Turnblad Hair & Makeup - Hannah Cheeseman
Penny Pingleton Hair & Makeup - Amy Donnelly

Miss Motormouth - Hair Spray
Costume Design - Zoe Marshall
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor

Miss Motormouth - Hair Spray
Costume Design - Zoe Marshall
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
Set Design - Taleah Merritt
Photographer - Alfie Stokes
Miss Motormouth Hair & Makeup - Charlie O’Connor
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