Fiber Arts
From a polished rolled coif to cool blonde ribbons, Aquage Artist and salon owner Shelly Devlin pushes the boundaries of texture with her newest collection, Fiber Arts.
1 Fiber Arts
"My style inspirations always come to me at the most unexpected moments," Devlin smiles.
2 Fiber Arts
"I created the crinkle style after seeing a Starbucks display; the blonde raffia texture was inspired by a flower arrangement; and yet another style stemmed from an interesting carpet pattern. Just the other day, I called Luis Alvarez to tell him that I was standing in front of this amazing lamp in a hotel lobby and..."
3 Fiber Arts
"I reached for classic Aquage styling tools while creating my Fiber Arts designs," Devlin informs.
4 Fiber Arts
I used Aquage Working Spray to craft the designs and finished every look with Beyond Shine. (Aquage.com)
5 Fiber Arts
Photography: Luis Alvarez for Aquage; Hair: Shelly Devlin for Aquage; Makeup: Wanda Alvarez; Fashion stylist: Patric Chauvez"My style inspirations always come to me at the most unexpected moments," Devlin smiles.
2. "I created the crinkle style after seeing a Starbucks display; the blonde raffia texture was inspired by a flower arrangement; and yet another style stemmed from an interesting carpet pattern. Just the other day, I called Luis Alvarez to tell him that I was standing in front of this amazing lamp in a hotel lobby and..."
3. "I reached for classic Aquage styling tools while creating my Fiber Arts designs," Devlin informs.
4. I used Aquage Working Spray to craft the designs and finished every look with Beyond Shine. (Aquage.com)
5. Photography: Luis Alvarez for Aquage; Hair: Shelly Devlin for Aquage; Makeup: Wanda Alvarez; Fashion stylist: Patric Chauvez
