Ever

Ever -- the new collection from Mayte Garrote -- takes inspiration from mythical female characters like fantastical fairies and wicked witches. In Garrote's words: "These women were chased for being too ambitious in their curiosity about the occult ... In fact, they were chased for being different, for their search of new truths."

The super-talented hairstylist translates these archetypes into show-stopping looks, with white representing the search for truth, as well as golden and black tones on the base to provide contrasting shadows. Truly, we're spellbound!

Credits:
Hair: Mayte Garrote and her team
MUA: De Maria
Photography: David Amal
Stylist: Eunnis Mesa
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