Verge

Imagined and brought to life by hairstylist Nelson Brown, Verge evokes confidence, cool sexuality and sharp originality. Coarse texture and glossy sheen join forces -- along with a blend of both carefully crafted and free-finished looks and a burst of undisciplined color -- to achieve each high-energy look. The result is a bold, powerful statement collection that's on the edge; it's, dare we say, on the Verge.

CREDITS
Hairstylist: Nelson Brown @ Browns, Dumfries
Photographer: Trevor Leighton
MUA: Cheryl Phelps-Gardiner
Fashion stylist: Bernard Connolly
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