Tribal Mystique

Taking us back to ancient times in a land forgotten by the modern world, hairstylist Timothy Cabell imagines a mystical civilization where females of the royal court held sway.

To view the behind-thescenes video, access facebook.com/timothy.cabell.1.
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Tribal Mystique

Photographer: Will Mydell;        Hairstylist: Timothy Cabell;        MUA: Verando Marshall;        Designer and Fashion Stylist: Donna Kincaid;        Models: Shan D (white hair), Chanel Gish (bluish-gray) and Shaunii Rawls (burgundy);        Props provided by Kiwi Fleur   
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Tribal Mystique

Photographer: Will Mydell;        Hairstylist: Timothy Cabell;        MUA: Verando Marshall;        Designer and Fashion Stylist: Donna Kincaid;        Models: Shan D (white hair), Chanel Gish (bluish-gray) and Shaunii Rawls (burgundy);        Props provided by Kiwi Fleur   
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Tribal Mystique

Photographer: Will Mydell;        Hairstylist: Timothy Cabell;        MUA: Verando Marshall;        Designer and Fashion Stylist: Donna Kincaid;        Models: Shan D (white hair), Chanel Gish (bluish-gray) and Shaunii Rawls (burgundy);        Props provided by Kiwi Fleur   

Photographer: Will Mydell;

Hairstylist: Timothy Cabell;

MUA: Verando Marshall;

Designer and Fashion Stylist: Donna Kincaid;

Models: Shan D (white hair), Chanel Gish (bluish-gray) and Shaunii Rawls (burgundy);

Props provided by Kiwi Fleur



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