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Pop Art

Girls just wanna have fun! Hairstylist Shirley Gordon's inspiration behind the Pop Art collection was none other than pop culture, particularly the '80s heyday of Cyndi Lauper and the bold colors of graffiti. The shapes are more contemporary -- that is, with a spin of pop culture and a whole lot of texture.

CREDITS
Hair: Shirley Gordon
Photography: Jason Setiawan
MUA: David Maderich
Fashion stylist: Rod Novoa

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