Victorian Opulence

Stylist Liza Espinoza-Achurra creates a modern nod to Victorian beauty.
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Victorian Opulence

Originally designed for a special gallery at the Victorian Ball in Chicago, stylist Liza Espinoza-Achurra gives an attractive nod to this austere era while still creating modern-day appeal. "It was a time when women were just beginning to take on more independent roles in society," Espinoza-Achurra explains. "Victorian Opulence gives a strong nod to the feminine leaders of this era, who used their strong yet beautiful spirits to evoke change." (Facebook.com/Modaliza)
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Victorian Opulence

Photographer: Emily Gualdoni; Hairstylist: Liza Espinoza-Achurra; Makeup Artist: Vanessa Valliant; Fashion Stylist: Ginger Peach; Models: Courtesy of Agency Galatea

Originally designed for a special gallery at the Victorian Ball in Chicago, stylist Liza Espinoza-Achurra gives an attractive nod to this austere era while still creating modern-day appeal. "It was a time when women were just beginning to take on more independent roles in society," Espinoza-Achurra explains. "Victorian Opulence gives a strong nod to the feminine leaders of this era, who used their strong yet beautiful spirits to evoke change." (Facebook.com/Modaliza)

2. Photographer: Emily Gualdoni; Hairstylist: Liza Espinoza-Achurra; Makeup Artist: Vanessa Valliant; Fashion Stylist: Ginger Peach; Models: Courtesy of Agency Galatea


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