CUTexTure

Taking contemporary styling in a futuristic, avant-garde direction, hairstylist Teddy Button uses texture combined with smooth and sleek hairstyles to help make structured shapes.
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CUTexTure

Photographer: Keith Bryce;    Hairstylist and Hair Colorist: Teddy Button;    MUA: Daniela Rowson;    Photo Retouching: Keith Bryce / Adam Nelson;    Model 1 (blue): Vivian Tu;    Model 2 (Yellow): Mikayla Hodge;    Model 3 (Orange): Elizbarth Canon
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CUTexTure

Photographer: Keith Bryce;    Hairstylist and Hair Colorist: Teddy Button;    MUA: Daniela Rowson;    Photo Retouching: Keith Bryce / Adam Nelson;    Model 1 (blue): Vivian Tu;    Model 2 (Yellow): Mikayla Hodge;    Model 3 (Orange): Elizbarth Canon
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CUTexTure

Photographer: Keith Bryce;    Hairstylist and Hair Colorist: Teddy Button;    MUA: Daniela Rowson;    Photo Retouching: Keith Bryce / Adam Nelson;    Model 1 (blue): Vivian Tu;    Model 2 (Yellow): Mikayla Hodge;    Model 3 (Orange): Elizbarth Canon

Photographer: Keith Bryce;
Hairstylist and Hair Colorist: Teddy Button;
MUA: Daniela Rowson;
Photo Retouching: Keith Bryce / Adam Nelson;
Model 1 (blue): Vivian Tu;
Model 2 (Yellow): Mikayla Hodge;
Model 3 (Orange): Elizbarth Canon


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