Paint by Numbers

"My inspiration was really my challenge," says super stylist Chad Taylor. "I wanted to see if it was possible to combine a bold color palette while still maintaining a soft visual result within the overall image. I love working with bright hair color, but believe that basic laws of visual design and beauty still need to be followed to produce a stunning, yet unexpected image."
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Paint by Numbers

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon       Photography: Philip Jarmain       Makeup: Jon Hennessey       Styling: Shiva Shabani      
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Paint by Numbers

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon       Photography: Philip Jarmain       Makeup: Jon Hennessey       Styling: Shiva Shabani      
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Paint by Numbers

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon       Photography: Philip Jarmain       Makeup: Jon Hennessey       Styling: Shiva Shabani      
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Paint by Numbers

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon       Photography: Philip Jarmain       Makeup: Jon Hennessey       Styling: Shiva Shabani      
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Paint by Numbers

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon       Photography: Philip Jarmain       Makeup: Jon Hennessey       Styling: Shiva Shabani      

Hair: Chad Taylor for Moods Hair Salon
Photography: Philip Jarmain
Makeup: Jon Hennessey
Styling: Shiva Shabani



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