Seirenes

Famous for their treacherous ways, Greek mythology romances seirenes (sirens), beautiful sea creatures who bewitched and lured sailors to their deaths on the rocky reefs of Flowery Island. Spinning a fanciful, modern-day tale, Chaunsey L.
Hildebrandt creates different degrees of texture and a trio of rich colors to call out her sea nymphs' unique personalities: Leucosia (white being), Ligea (shrill) and Parthenope (maiden face). (vagaro.com/chaunseyhildebrandt)
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Seirenes

Photographer: Zuzanna Audette;       Hairstylist: Chaunsey L. Hildebrandt;       Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis;       Fashion Stylist: Pretty Macabre
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Seirenes

Photographer: Zuzanna Audette;       Hairstylist: Chaunsey L. Hildebrandt;       Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis;       Fashion Stylist: Pretty Macabre
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Seirenes

Photographer: Zuzanna Audette;       Hairstylist: Chaunsey L. Hildebrandt;       Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis;       Fashion Stylist: Pretty Macabre

Photographer: Zuzanna Audette;
Hairstylist: Chaunsey L. Hildebrandt;
Makeup Artist: Sherri Curtis;
Fashion Stylist: Pretty Macabre


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