Imperfect Textures

TIGI Creative Team gives high society street appeal.
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Imperfect Textures

Her mother may have taught her privileged ideals, but she's heading in the opposite direction-over-the-top street culture. The first order of rebellion: ber-messy hair designs that are sure to receive maximum reaction, whether it's her mother's horror-stricken expression or the awe-inspired smiles of her closest confi dantes. (TIGIHairCare.com)
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Imperfect Textures

Photographer: Heath Grout; Hairstylists: Thomas Osborn, Christopher Catanese and Adriana Papaleo; Haircolorist: Richy Kandasamy; Makeup Artist: Robert Greene; Fashion Stylist: Cindy Jo Taylor; Sponsor: TIGI

Her mother may have taught her privileged ideals, but she's heading in the opposite direction-over-the-top street culture. The first order of rebellion: ber-messy hair designs that are sure to receive maximum reaction, whether it's her mother's horror-stricken expression or the awe-inspired smiles of her closest confi dantes. (TIGIHairCare.com)

4. Photographer: Heath Grout; Hairstylists: Thomas Osborn, Christopher Catanese and Adriana Papaleo; Haircolorist: Richy Kandasamy; Makeup Artist: Robert Greene; Fashion Stylist: Cindy Jo Taylor; Sponsor: TIGI


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