Form & Function

For "Form & Function," Sándor Szél of Sasa Art in Hungary was focused on simplicity and shapes.

"I had absolutely no basic concept and all three looks were formulated during the rehearsals," reveals Szél. "I believe that the perfect composition can only be created when even I don't know what I'm doing. Each step follows another-and then all of a sudden, the end product is ready-without me, but through me."
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Form & Function

Hair: Sándor Szél (Sasa Art, Figaro Team);        Models: Mahlmeister Zsuzsa, Márton Adrienn, Bíró Panna;        MUA: Anita Pankotai;        Photo: Bakator Péter   
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Form & Function

Hair: Sándor Szél (Sasa Art, Figaro Team);        Models: Mahlmeister Zsuzsa, Márton Adrienn, Bíró Panna;        MUA: Anita Pankotai;        Photo: Bakator Péter   
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Form & Function

Hair: Sándor Szél (Sasa Art, Figaro Team);        Models: Mahlmeister Zsuzsa, Márton Adrienn, Bíró Panna;        MUA: Anita Pankotai;        Photo: Bakator Péter   

Hair: Sándor Szél (Sasa Art, Figaro Team);

Models: Mahlmeister Zsuzsa, Márton Adrienn, Bíró Panna;

MUA: Anita Pankotai;

Photo: Bakator Péter



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