Tribute

HOT extends a hearty congratulations to Angelo Seminara-British Hairdresser of the Year 2012, 2010 and 2007-an artful genius who makes our pro-beauty world a much more inspiring place to work and live.
(AngeloSeminara.com)
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Tribute

b>Photographer: Andrew O'Toole;       Hairstylist and Colorist: Angelo Seminara;       Color Concept Assistant: Edoardo Paludo;       Makeup Artist: Laura Dominique;       Fashion Stylist: Chloe Kerman;       Products: Davines
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Tribute

b>Photographer: Andrew O'Toole;       Hairstylist and Colorist: Angelo Seminara;       Color Concept Assistant: Edoardo Paludo;       Makeup Artist: Laura Dominique;       Fashion Stylist: Chloe Kerman;       Products: Davines

b>Photographer: Andrew O'Toole;
Hairstylist and Colorist: Angelo Seminara;
Color Concept Assistant: Edoardo Paludo;
Makeup Artist: Laura Dominique;
Fashion Stylist: Chloe Kerman;
Products: Davines


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