Jute Magazine - Vol. XV by Jute Magazine

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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS

CONTRIBUTORS

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“AMBROSIA” mike nguyen

“SPLATTERED” alejandro rivera

“PAELO” max eremine

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“WINTER GREEN” liz dungate

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“LA BEAUTÉ ENCHANTÉE” linda leitner

“TIGHTLY BOUND” benoît barbé

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“VERENA” carlos pérez rullán

“SHE WAS WHITE AS SNOW… “ anja ekstrøm

“MIMI” crystal rose

“IRIDESCENT SOLEMNITY” bukunmi grace

“BLACK ORCHIDS” hazël’an photography

“FLAWLESS SILVER” javi salinas

“FASHION ILLUSTRATOR: SARA GILBERT” stefania pruscino

“STATEMENTS” stefania pruscino

“IN DREAMS” rebecca elizabeth tate ERIKA TAN @ THE NU MANAGEMENT photographed by ADRIAN JIUN FROM BLACK PIXION STUDIO, styling by JOSH BRYAN HO & DESMOND YAP FROM ( UNIQUE EXPIRED ), Makeup by MOON KANG & ZEEVY TEE ( UNIQUE EXPIRED ) Hair by YEE CHONG & JIA JIA HNG ( UNIQUE EXPIRED )

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ON THE COVER:

“AUTOSCOPY” luis tierrasnegras

“LOLA” audrey belval

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“SWEET PEA” laura jane smith

“THE CANVAS” travis curry

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“DUALITY” raphael michalak

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“A STOLEN DAY OF ALTER-EGO” kameraaddikt & ev bessar

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“NOBLE GRACE” julia pommerenke “ANTI-MODELS” saffron alexander

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“PLANET LABORATORIES” lynzi judish

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(COVER) “THE GODDESS” adrian jiun

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“THE GOLDEN AMAZON” océane moins

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“VIVID” vlad savin

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“SPOT ON” jenn collins

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-LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

In Volu me X V, th e beauty iss u e , we e x pl or e al l the wo n d e rfu l thin g s that ma k e u s f e e l pr etty. Wheth e r it’s a n e w shade o f re d lip s t ic k or a new ne cklace th a t make s u s f e e l b e a u t if u l, you’ll find a little b it of eve rythin g in t h is is s u e . The i dea of a “b e a u ty issu e ” u sua lly re f e rs t o a por tr ayal of ma keup a n d hair s t y lin g , b u t f o r Jute I thoug h t it wa s e q u a lly imp o rt a n t t o e x pl or e jew elry, a cce sso rie s, and e v e n a b it o f clothi ng; eve rythin g th a t would ot h e rwis e c o mpl i m ent a face . With this b e ing the a g e o f s e lf ies, I w anted to see a n onslaught o f e d it o ria ls focused on up clo se a n d personal s h o t s . P a s t that, this i s sue is about a u n ique t a k e o n b e a u ty. R anging fro m d istin ctive fa cia l f e a t u re s t o pur e, cl assica l e legance , this iss u e f u rt h e r echoes the Ju te mission sta teme n t : f a s h io n is what you make it.

XOXO,

Lynzi Editor-in-Chief

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contributors

editor-in-chief LYNZI JUDISH

copy editor

CHLOE BUNDT

features editor

featured artists

SARA GILBERT PLANET LABROATORIES STATEMENTS ANTI AGENCY

STEFANIA PRUSCINO

marketing director NICOLE SCHAAP

designer

RANDY TRAN

webitorial designer MATTHEW VITA

faces designer MAYA MCCOMAS

web developer DAVE BROWN editor’s assistant

BRIEN EXCELL HOLLOWELL

contributing photgraphers

MIKE NGUYEN ALEJANDRO RIVERA AUDREY BELVAL BENOÎT BARBÉ CARLOS PÉREZ RULLÁN ANJA EKSTRØM CRYSTAL ROSE BUKUNMI GRACE HAZËL’AN PHOTOGRAPHY JAVI SALINAS REBECCA ELIZABETH TATE TRAVIS CURRY RAPHAEL MICHALAK KAMERAADDIKT & EV BESSAR LAURA JANE SMITH LUIS TIERRASNEGRAS MAX EREMINE LIZ DUNGATE LINDA LEITNER JULIA POMMERENKE LYNZI JUDISH ADRIAN JIUN OCÉANE MOINS VLAD SAVIN JENN COLLINS EMILY PEARL OLIVIA RICHARDSON

contributing writers

S T E F ANIA PRUSCINO SAFFRON ALEXANDER

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A M BR OSIA photographer MIKE NGUYEN art director MIGUEL J BARRAGAN stylist KRISTEN M STUART

makeup artist Roshar, hairstylist Neeko Abriol, model Alyssa Riley @ Wilhelmina LA, photo Assistant Yasma Ali Alkoraishi, retoucher Mike Nguyen

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headpiece by STRAIGHTLACED BOUTIQUE, necklace by XEVANA

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headpiece by STRAIGHTLACED BOUTIQUE, necklace by MISHKA PIAF

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spiked headbands by CLEMMIE WATSON ,choker necklace by HAATI CHAI, tassel necklace by HAATI CHAI, shoulder piece by CLEMMIE WATSON

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choker necklace by MISHKA PIAF, fish necklace by MISHKA PIAF, fish headpiece by MISHKA PIAF

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earrings by MISHKA PIAF, chain necklace by HAATI CHAI , necklace by XEVANA

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earrings by MISHKA PIAF, harness by MISHKA PIAF

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earrings by CLEMMIE WATSON, necklace by HAATI CHAI, feathered necklace by CLEMMIE WATSON

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photographer: ALEJANDRO RIVERA hair&makeup: TARYLL ATKINS (USING MAKEUP FOREVER)

@ ABTP

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LOLA LOLA LOLA photographer Audrey Belval hair & makeup CATHERINE LEMAY model LOLA @ DULCEDO

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EYES: Iridescent Powder in Gold and Dark Soul by MAC, LIPS: Cherry Lip Gloss in Natural by KORRES

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EYES: Star Powder in Chopper by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Iridescent Powder in Vanilla by MAC, Aqua Shadow Waterproof Pencil in 8E by MAKE UP FOR EVER; LIPS: Cherry Lip Gloss in Natural by KORRES; NAILS: Blue Crushin by SINFUL COLORS

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EYES: Iridescent Powder in Blue Brown, Black Kend, and Blondies Gold by MAC, Aqua Shadow Waterproof Pencil in 8E by MAKE UP FOR EVER

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tightly bound

photographer BENOÎT BARBÉ

hair & make up NICOLE CASTANO

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SKIN: Lait-Crème Concentre by EMBRYOLISSE; FOUNDATION: HD Cream Palette in Prima Donna, Glamour Girl, and Chestnut by GRAFTOBIAN, Ultra Foundation by FACE ATELIER, #4 Mojave Powder Palette by BEN NYE; BLUSH: Torrid by NARS; BRONZER: Laguna by NARS; HIGHLIGHTER: Albatross by NARS; Shimmer Powder in Amber Diamond by DIOR; BROWS: Nude Palette by SONIA KASHUK; Eyes: #216, #231 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Contrast, Rice Paper and Carbon by MAC, Perversion Eyeliner by URBAN DECAY; LIPS: Flash Palette by MAKE UP FOREVER, Lip Liner in Peaches by CK COSMETICS

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SKIN: Lait-Crème Concentre by EMBRYOLISSE; FOUNDATION : HD Creme Palette Neutral in Bombshell, Diva, and Prima Donna by GRAFTOBIAN, Ultra Foundation by FACE ATELIER, #2 Mojave Powder Palette by BEN NYE; BLUSH: orgasm by NARS; BRONZER: Laguna by NARS, HIGHLIGHTER: albatross by NARS, Shimmer Powder in Amber Diamond by DIOR; BROWS: Nude Palette by SONIA KASHUK; EYES: #81 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Contrast, Rice Paper and Carbon by MAC, Perversion Eyeliner by URBAN DECAY; LIPS: Morange by MAC, Lip Liner in Russet by CK COSMETICS, #483 by INGLOT COSMETICS

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SKIN: Lait-Crème Concentre by EMBRYOLISSE; FOUNDATION: HD Cream Palette Warm in Buttermilk and Deep Xanthe by GRAFTOBIAN, Ultra Foundation by FACE ATELIER, #6 Mojave Powder Palette by BEN NYE; BLUSH: Orgasm by NARS; BRONZER: Laguna by NARS; HIGHLIGHTER: Albatross by NARS, Shimmer Powder in Amber Diamond by DIOR; BROWS: Nude Palette by SONIA KASHUK; EYES: #126, #148, #172 by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Perversion Eyeliner by URBAN DECAY; LIPS: Richly Revered by MAC

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VERENA photographer CARLOS PÉREZ RULLÁN stylist Ramón Ros

hair Mati Beltran, makeup Rafit Noy @ MAC, model Verena @ 5th Avenue Models, post-production Josu Olivia & Carlos Pérez Rullán

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Robe by SŒURS FONTANA, Earrings by PIROPO JOYAS, Rings by BOHEMME

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Dress by TIERRY MUGLER, Earrings by DESTELLOS

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"SHE WAS WHITE AS SNOW..." photographer ANJA EKSTRØM, hair BOMHOLT INTERCOIFFURE, makeup HELLE PONTELL, model Fransiska Paula Bramsen

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eyeshadow by MAC

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skin use PRO PERFORMANCE HD, White by MAC

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pro lip pallette by BOBBY BROWN

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blush by MAKE UP FOR EVER

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photographer CRYSTAL ROSE

stylist LUCIANO SANDOVAL JR.

hair & makeup Allison Beach, Make Up Rafit Noy @ MAC, Model: Mckenna Bird @ Donna Baldwin Agency & Revolution Management, photographer assistant Dan O’Neill

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top by FOREVER21

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dress by ASOS

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dress by FOREVER21

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fur coat by H&M

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dress by CHARLOTTE RUSSE

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Iridescent Solemnity photographer BUKUNMI GRACE

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jacket by KABEH OJO ring by FOREVER 21 earrings by H&M

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jacket by KABEH OJO earrings by H&M

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shirt by KABEH OJO necklace by MELODY EHSANI earrings by H&M

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BLACK ORCHIDS photographer HAZËL’AN PHOTOGRAPHY

hair & makeup LINDSEY WILLIAMS

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SKIN: Tinted Moisturizer, Conceal; BLUSH: crème colour concentrate in John Doe, Trick and Grandma; HIGHLIGHTER: liptar in Pris and Hollywood; EYES: loose color pigment in Flawed, cosmetic color pencil in Grandma

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SKIN: tinted moisturizer by OCC, conceal by OCC; BLUSH: crème colour concentrate in John Doe, Trick and Grandma by OCC; HIGHLIGHTER: liptar in pris and hollywood by OCC; EYES: pure cosmetic pigment in Magenta, loose color concentrate in DATURA, LIPS: liptar in narcissus

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SKIN: tinted moisturizer by OCC, conceal by OCC; BLUSH: crème colour concentrate in john doe, tick and grandma by OCC, HIGHLIGHTER: liptar in pris and hollywood by OCC; LIPS: cosmetic color pencil in ANTI-FEATHERED AND BLACK DAHLIA, liptar in BLACK METAL DAHLIA, loose color pigment in FLAWED

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SILVER photographer JAVI SALINAS stylist DENISS SCHEVELOVE

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FOUNDATION: true match R3.C3 in rose beige by L’OREAL, 118 HD foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER, EYES: #335, #357 by INGLOT, LIPS: velvet touch, 167 scarlet by GOSH, l’extraordinaire lip gloss 301 rouge soprano by L’OREAL

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FOUNDATION: true match R3.C3 in rose beige by L’OREAL, 118 HD foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER; BROWS: eyebrow shadows in irid brown by CHRISTIAN FAYE; EYES: 12 flash color case by MAKE UP FOREVER LIPS: velvet touch, 167 scarlet by GOSH, l’extraordinaire lip gloss 301 rouge soprano by L’OREAL

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sara gilbert

AN ARTISTIC MOMENT WITH FASHION ILLUSTRATOR

By Stefania Pruscino

Beautiful compositions of vibrancy and fluidity of form can best describe the artwork of fashion illustrator Sara Gilbert. Sara, having been a fashion production manager for over a decade, decided to pursue her love of drawing illustrations as a full time career this past year. Since her transition into the art world she has catapulted into an overnight sensation, even being recognized by legendary supermodel Coco Rocha. Sara sits down with features editor, Stefania Pruscino, to discuss her life long love of art and where she hopes her illustrations will take her in the future.

If you were to collaborate with any designer or brand, which would it be and why? Going back to my love of music, I’d really like to do the cover art for a musician whose style I appreciate, and/or has a special interest in fashion. I sat up and took notice when Solange released her clip for “Loosing You” - which was a while back now. Absolutely everything about that clip is genius to me. The styling, the setting, the story, and the team she worked with, since then I’ve been very interested in her. I like quirky artists such as Sia, Lykke Li, and Lily Allen. I really enjoy discovering new music and fresh, upcoming artists. I would also be proud to say I helped to define the aesthetic of a new brand.

Who are your beauty icons and why? There are lots, but I can’t help loving and going back to Brigitte Bardot, Grace Kelly, and Twiggy. I think they have an x-factor and are just timeless.

For this issue you illustrate beauty and hair themed drawings, what is your everyday beauty routine? Anyone who knows me knows it would take too long to explain my beauty routine, but most notably I think it’s important to drink lots of water. I freak out if I’m not near some for too long! It’s important to keep up your vitamin C intake, and moisturize every day. I also try not to get too much sun (which can be hard in Australian summer).

What project or collection of drawings are you most proud of thus far in your career? I’ve achieved a lot in my 10 plus year career in fashion. However, it would have to be my final year design collection at college. My two very talented friends who studied graphic design and photography at a different university photographed it. They turned my range into a book for their final year project, and to this day I’m very impressed. It was shot beautifully and in lots of different settings, using various models, and the style in which they

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shot told a story. It was a great way to showcase each of our skills together.

What is your favorite place or city to explore and why? I love New York endlessly. It’s so diverse and there’s great history. I also have a fond place in my heart for Hong Kong, as I’ve travelled there a lot as a fashion production manager. The food, people and of course the shopping are great. Visually, I really like the architecture and charm of Latin American cities such as Buenos Aires and Rio, and also love Barcelona and Madrid. They are all just a bit gritty, but full of character. I constantly stop to take photos of floor and wall tiles in places like that who are interesting, old, and imperfect.

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Where, or in what capacity, do you see your illustrations being printed in the future? Ideally, magazine work, but also somehow in the music world such as cover art, or promotional campaigns. Additionally, I think there’s opportunity in collaborating with fashion bloggers or style sites and other areas of social media too.

Would you like to expand into creating/developing prints, textiles or your own clothing line? I am very interested in textile print design, and always have been, but it’s kind of an area all of its own. When it comes to textile print, I know what I like, and the Design Director at my last job really valued my input into print selection and development. However, as much as I love that, I prefer illustrating people a little more for now. I’ve never wanted to be a designer, which is strange I know (having done 3 full-time years of fashion design study), but I have a very big thing for shoes, and would happily be a footwear designer. I also love lingerie so I could see myself designing that too.

Finally, you decided to “change your career direction and journey back to your roots of illustration and art”. What prompted this decision, and what advice do you have for others starting new careers? I wasn’t compelled to resign from my previous job in order to start illustrating, but after a little time off I started getting back into art and really enjoyed picking up a pencil and getting my flow back on. In a way, I

wish I had studied graphic design or fine art, not that I regret studying fashion since many disciplines cross over. I’ve always been creative, but very organized and practical at the same time. My career as a Production Manager sprung my first job as a design assistant for a brand that grew and expanded into offshore production very quickly. I was asked to communicate with international suppliers and ended up over-seeing apparel development production, so I moved up the ranks that way. I was always working with the design teams very closely, so I had some creative outlet to a degree, but I’m absolutely the strategic, practical one. I guess I’m not completely left or right brain. I admit, it’s a little odd for someone so structured to be artistically inclined but still, I’m glad I’ve tuned a corner and started letting the artist in me out again. Advice wise, I think it’s good to connect with other people in your field of interest, even if it’s just following them on social media. I’ve gained a few great tips on how to deal with potential clients, and so forth from that. Above all, just listen to any and all advice, and apply it in the way you think might work for you. Also try to keep a marketing head on and think about how you want to be perceived, how people respond to your work, and without repeating yourself, play to your strengths.

PURCHASE SARA GILBERT ILLUSTRATIONS ON ETSY AND FOLLOW HER ON INSTAGRAM @ SARSPARILLA_ HTTPS://WWW.ETSY.COM/SHOP/SARAFASHIONART

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KIANA WALLON @ WILHELMINA DENVER, SATYA GOTTLIEB @ DONNA BALDWIN photographed by EMILY PEARL, hair and makeup by BRI BIRD, wardrobe styling by JINAL PAREKH & FORUM SHAH

statements: jewels that define you B Y S T E FA N I A P R U S C I N O

After getting an exclusive look at Statements latest collection feature editor, Stefania Pruscino, sat down with designers Jinal Srikanth, Forum Ruchit Parekh, and Raina Bhansali Shah to learn more about their brand and how they intend to expand into western culture.

“Jewelry is not just pieces and stones put together, it is the incorporation of beautiful thought, embraced with an alluring concept, enveloped with exquisite designs and entwined with splendid colors.” Jewelry is art, a form of expression, it is...Statements.

Can you elaborate on your mission statement? To be more specific, what type of woman are you designing for, what is her style or aesthetic?

Our mission is to design for women who are not afraid to express themselves visually. She is independent and dresses for herself, rather than for others. Statements, is all about creating jewelry for different styles and occasions that are as unique as the woman herself.

There are four different collections: Canvas of Nature, Feminine Ferocity, BayaanE-Zamaani, and Haute Couture. Can you explain the story and difference behind each collection? In each collection we try to cover all aspects of a woman’s personality. The first collection ‘Canvas of Nature,’ is completely inspired by our surroundings. Flowers, rocks, water, branches, leaves; everything that connects us to nature is showcased in this collection using raw stones such as: citrines, rutile, amethyst, and hints of pearls. We also mix patterns of floral prints and leaves to create various textures. What is unique about this collection is the use of real flowers and leaves embedded within the jewelry. We did this so that when you wear these pieces, you feel closer to nature.

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The second collection ‘Feminine Ferocity,’ is all about the wild nature of women. We like to think that every woman has a wild side within herself. This collection is meant to expose that attribute. These pieces have a more ravenous look since we integrated animal prints using faux furs and medallions. The stones we use in this collection are tigers eye, gold, green cats eye, and amber stone - textured with prints and interlocking chains. We like to think of this collection as being more expressive and confident. The third collection, ‘Bayaan-EZamaani, represents the history and infused cultures of Mughals and Rajput’s in India. The inspiration of this collection came from the motifs that encompass Amer Palace. The facade of the palace is very ornate and intricate and we wanted to emulate this characteristic in the collection. Additionally, these pieces combine old generation ideals to the younger generation by including an ethnic look with a western touch. The final collection, Haute Couture, is all about glamour. The beauty about this collection is that one piece is enough to complete an entire look. This is achieved by the combination of unusual stones and gems to create a look that is not only unique, but also timeless.

What does Statements, offer that other brands do not?

What does the future entail for Statements?

Each piece is one-of-a-kind. You will not find anyone else wearing what you are because we do not create duplicates. Every piece of jewelry is also hand made from scratch, using precious and semi precious stones, as well as other materials. The one thing that really separates Statements from other brands is the individuality of each piece.

Currently, we have been selling jewelry online in three countries: India, Hong Kong, and the United States. We want to continue expanding our brand in other countries such as London and Dubai. We also want to help rid the unemployment rate of women in India by encouraging housewives to work. The idea is that they can outsource the jewelry from us and sell it to their own clients. In the immediate future, however, we want to continue to design for women who like to stand out and enjoy experimenting with different looks as much as we do.

What designers do you look up to and why? We look up to several designers here in the United States and in India. We want to get a better understanding of the western market, so we look up to jewelry designers here for that reason. When we do see designs we like, we always want to go one step ahead so that we stay true to our design aesthetic.

If you had to describe Statements in three words what would it be? Statements is unique, elegant, and classy.

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You can purchase your own oneof-a-kind Statement piece online at www.statementsbyfr.com. Stay up-todate by visiting Statements’ Facebook page www.facebook.com/statementsbyFR

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IN DREAMS photographer REBECCA ELIZABETH TATE

hair JAMES REID

make up Jo Leversuch, Model Rose @ TTM

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SKIN: super skin concentrate by LIZ EARLE; FOUNDATION: doublewear light foundation in 0.5 by ESTEE LAUDER, conceal and contour palette light by ARIANE POOLE; HIGHLIGHTER: filmstar bronze and glow by CHARLOTTE TILBURY, secret brightening powder by LAURA MERCIER; EYES: luxury quad in vintage vamp by CHARLOTTE TILBURY, eight hour cream by ELIZABETH ARDEN, volume effect in black by YSL; LIPS: kate moss 101 by RIMMEL, EightHour Cream by ELIZABETH ARDEN

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SKIN: super skin concentrate by LIZ EARLE; FOUNDATION: doublewear light foundation in 0.5 by ESTEE LAUDER, conceal and contour palette light by ARIANE POOLE; BLUSH: beach stick in es vedra by CHARLOTTE TILBURY; HIGHLIGHTER: filmstar bronze and glow by CHARLOTTE TILBURY, secret brightening powder by LAURA MERCIER, EYES: guilty pleasure by ARIANE POOLE, volume effect in black by YSL; LIPS: colourblast matte balm in 245 by REVLON, sheer lip gloss in water lily by LIZ EARLE

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SKIN: super skin concentrate by LIZ EARLE; FOUNDATION: doublewear light foundation in 0.5 by ESTEE LAUDER, conceal and contour palette light by ARIANE POOLE; BLUSH: beach stick in es vedra by CHARLOTTE TILBURY; HIGHLIGHTER: filmstar bronze and glow by CHARLOTTE TILBURY, secret brightening powder by LAURA MERCIER, EYES: Guilty Pleasure by ARIANE POOLE, volume effect in black by YSL; LIPS: colourblast matte balm in 245 by REVLON

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SKIN: super skin concentrate by LIZ EARLE; FOUNDATION: doublewear light foundation in 0.5 by ESTEE LAUDER, conceal and contour palette light by ARIANE POOLE; BLUSH: beach stick in es vedra by CHARLOTTE TILBURY; HIGHLIGHTER: Filmstar Bronze and Glow by CHARLOTTE TILBURY, secret brightening powder by LAURA MERCIER, EYES: Guilty Pleasure by ARIANE POOLE, volume effect in black by YSL; LIPS: kate moss in 06 by RIMMEL

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THE CANVAS photography TRAVIS CURRY makeup & hair SARA ELIZABETH model MATTHEW HARNDEN

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FACE & SKIN: tarte primer, Graftobian Foundation, NYX Powder; BROWS: Anastasia Beverly Hills , Powder: Authentic Indian Holi

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DUAL ITYDU ALITY photographer RAPHAEL MICHALAK

stylist & fashion designer GREG RED

make up & hair Aleksandra Kwiatkowska, model Anna Bielecka

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A STOLEN DAY OF ALTER-ego We walked into the open space on stilts, There is nothing else to grab on. Why wolves sing to the moon? Did that girl on the full moon escape? Why is she a display only of nights selected? Is she still bondaged? recognizing yoke shape Has she found piece? young, neglected The earth was wearing my feet When I had to climb a ladder. Did you see what happened to the clouds? Did they love the cities, where I’ve never been? Will the road turn off this sun if I’m crawling? Do you have to leave to loose that key? to heal Where are you, my bloated twilight? distorted If lacy storm is whirling a fridge magnets’ collage, Will you believe in your choice of sorrow? Do you believe the strength is power? No shore, the sea of thoughts is shallow, In the dusk of spring, the years of fear are on the knees. The air is frozen, this height is swallowing, Only your truth is backing you. It’s your disease. If activate destructive silence, when you aren’t watching Will it be standing at the wall? And if the pierced meaning translates actions Will you still run or fall? photographer KAMERAADDIKT

poetry & designer EV BESSAR

make up artist Denis Kartashev , models Vika Costa @ Next Models, Dmitry Korikov @ Elite Barcelona, RE:Quest, Nastya Bogushevskaya @ MUSE Model Management

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SWEET PEA photographer LAURA JANE SMITH

wardrobe stylist LAUREN DILENA

hair & makeup Lili Scuteri, model Ashley Snell, illustrator Candice Leathem WARDROBE CREDITS

ALL CLOTHING SOURCED FROM SOMETHIN SOMETHIN BOUTIQUE | WWW.SOMETHINSOMETHIN.COM.AU

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AUTOS COPY photographer LUIS TIERRASNEGRAS styling ILIÁN CASTAÑEDA

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SKIN: Foundation Primer in Radiance by LAURA MERCIER; HIGHLIGHTER: Moon Beam by BENEFIT; Eyes: Omega by MAC; LIPS: Sexy Nude Lipgloss by TRIST MCEVOY

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PALEO photographer MAX EREMINE

art direction DARCIE ADLER @ THE SPIN STYLE AGENCY

fashion stylist Molly Webb @ The Spin Style Agency, prop stylist Giana Shorthouse @ The Spin Style Agency, model Linz C. @ Factor Women Atlanta, Hair & Makeup: Claudia Merjerle @ The Spin Style Agency, featuring jewelry from Shalla Wista Studio by designer Laura Gaines JUTE MAGAZINE â&#x20AC;˘ 131

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WINTER GREEN

photography LIZ DUNGATE styling LILY LI hair & make-up Liz Dungate using MAC, model Britt S @ Nobasura Radkids featured designers Sarah Mulder & Cheryl Stelte

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headpiece by Pieces, earrings by Bijoux Heart, rings by Nasty Gal, bracelets by Bijou Brigitte, top by Zara SKIN: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER Numeric Proof Concealer, Numeric Proof Powder; BLUSH: Desert Rose by BOBBI BROWN EYES: 045, 073 by COULEUR CARAMEL, Volume Million Lashes by L’OREAL; Lips: 806 by COULEUR CARAMEL, Tube Tint by BOBBI BROWN; Nails: Liquid Sand in Vesper by OPI

La Beauté Enchantée

photography LINDA LEITNER

styling HANNAH MANSER

make-up & hair Hannah Manser, post-production Michael Ramhardter models Anette @ Munich Models, Gwendolyn @ Most Wanted Models

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earrings by H&M, necklace by H&M, bracelets by BIJOU BRIGITTE, top by Elle Macpherson SKIN: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Numeric Proof Concealer, Numeric Proof Powder; HIGHLIGHTER: Smokey Taupe by BEN NYE; EYES: Mink Stole by BEN NYE, Copper by KRYOLAN, Volume Million Lashes by L’OREAL; LIPS: Berlin Berry by MANHATTAN, Tube Tint by BOBBI BROWN; Nails: Liquid Sand in Honey Ryder by OPI

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Gwedolyn (left): earrings by SHOUROUK, necklace by SHOUROUK, ring by A-LEVEL, top by ISABEL LU SKIN: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Numeric Proof Concealer, Numeric Proof Powder; Highlighter: Smokey Taupe by BEN NYE; BLUSH: Dragon Fruit by KRYOLAN; EYES: Glamorous Eye Pencil 407 by KIKO, Raspberry by KRYOLAN, Volume Million Lashes by L’OREAL; LIPS: Beather Beige by BOBBI BROWN; Nails: Liquid Sand in Vesper by OPI Anette (right): earrings by H&M, necklace by H&M, top by Elle Macpherson SKIN: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Numeric Proof Concealer, Numeric Proof Powder; Highlighter: Smokey Taupe by BEN NYE; EYES: Mink Stole by BEN NYE, Copper by KRYOLAN, Volume Million Lashes by L’OREAL; LIPS: Berlin Berry by MANHATTAN, Tube Tint by BOBBI BROW; NAILS: Liquid Sand in Honey Ryder by OPI

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NOBLE GRACE photographer JULIA POMMERENKE wardrobe stylist IRMELA SCHWENGLER hair & make up Suzana Santalab, model Linda Kanyo @ Brodybookings JUTE MAGAZINE • 152

blouse by LAEND PHUENGKIT; chains & charms by JASMINA JOVY, top by NATALIE BAIDAK

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hairband by MARGOT & ME, blouse by FRISUR, scarf by CHRISTIANE, chain by NEVIGES

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earrings by AMOR, collar by WEITFELD, chains by JASMINA JOVY, collar by SYBILLE KLEIN, sweater by FRISUR

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blouse by AMERICAN APPAREL, chain by MARGOT & ME, dress by ISABELL DE HILLERIN

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earrings by MINT, chain by JASMINA JOVY, blouse by ISABELL DE HILLERIN

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dress by BOESSERT/ SCHORN, dress by BOESSERT/SCHORN chain by MARGOT & ME

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the brains behind the

anti-models; a different kind of model INTERVIEW BY SAFFRON ALEXANDER

It’s safe to say that the days where all the greater public expected from their models was a pretty face and the ability to put on a cute pout are far behind us. Bright, outspoken and personable models like Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunn are the future, and Pandora Lennard and Lucy Greene are capitalising on that. “ANTI-AGENCY” is the brainchild of the former fashion editor and freelance stylist who one night decided that being pretty simply wasn’t enough anymore. They wanted to work with “people with real lives” and real personalities. For Pandora and Lucy, what their models do in their spare time is just as important as their looks.

What spurred you to start ANTI-AGENCY? We were both working in fashion for about six years, as stylists, and we were increasingly casting jobs using people that we knew, you know, people that were our friends because we kind of wanted to earn them a little bit of extra money for doing what it was that they loved. We did that for G-Star, for Westwood, for lots of huge brands. Lots of these big name brands were starting to want people that were street cast, so we started putting our friends forward for things and we did a casting for Office, there were about 500 people and out of it one

of our best friends got the job just because she had an amazing style and an amazing personality, so they were really interested in what she was doing, so from that we noticed a trend from it and decided to make a business out of it.

Do you think that personality is becoming more and more a deciding factor in modelling these days? Yes definitely, because there’s such an emergence of social media at the moment, it means that consumers can go and research the models that are in campaigns and find out more about them. And it’s important for brands to use models that have JUTE MAGAZINE • 160

something going for themselves, that are interesting people, that act as good ambassadors for their brands. Whenever a model has personality or is an interesting person or does something else on the side, consumers love it and get really attached to the models. It creates a whole new fanbase for the brand.

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So how do you pick your models based on this new want for interesting models with personality?

On your website you say ‘the agency is for people who could’ve been models and decided not to’, can you elaborate some more on that?

It’s a lot of Facebook. When we’re looking at someone, we always check their Facebook or other social networking sites, because we get a real gist of, not only what they look like, but their interests and what they’re doing at the moment, and their style. We also pick people that we know of somehow. So a lot of the girls are girls we have ‘girl crushes’ on and we pick all the coolest guys and sort of just put them all together.

All our models could’ve been models, they’re people that have been approached by modelling agencies in the past, but the thing is that with a normal modelling agencies you have to go to all the casting calls and everything they ask you to do. And our models are people with careers who just don’t have the time to be running off to casting calls every day. So that’s the difference with ANTI-AGENCY. We want them to be successful in their own career. Modelling comes second.

In addition to you guys searching out for models yourselves, I know on your website you have a submissions page. How many applications do you get a day? Oh, about 100...maybe 200 a day! We do get a lot...but it’s still a very personal process for us. It’s just the two of us who personally go through each of the submissions and ultimately decide.

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Going through the profiles of the models on your books, I see a lot of them have drastically changed the way they look since starting with you. Does that ever become a problem when trying to book things for them? Not at all. We think actually think it’s a positive for them. These brands are looking for pretty models, yes of course, but they’re also - increasingly nowadays - looking for models with an actual personality and presence that can help to lift the brand on social media platforms. So, we’ve got a girl, Abby, who changes her hair as she pleases. Some days she’ll come in with pink hair, sometimes with blue, and we’re finding that companies really like that.

These aren’t the average models then. Exactly. Our models are different. We really want our models to be role models, we feel like they are role models.

Can you elaborate on the ‘role models’ aspect?

love to go and try to crack them. Watch this space!

We’ve got art directors, illustrators, magazine editors and so many more job fields on our books. These are all people who are excelling in the creative industries.

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What’s been your proudest moment since starting the agency? Just when we see our models doing big things. One of our boys just did Marc Jacobs. We’ve got Vivienne Westwood book for Paris Fashion Week. Lillie & Abby walked for Felder Felder at London Fashion Week.

I’ve heard rumours that you’d like to expand to America? Are they just rumours, or is there some truth to it? We’d definitely love to expand to America. Definitely Los Angeles, we think there would be a huge demand for our ANTI models there. We love the big American brands, so we’d

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Lucy and Pandora image credit: Photo: Olivia Richardson / Oliviarichardson.co.uk MODELS: Abby credit: ANTI-AGENCY Lillie credit: ANTI-AGENCY Rico credit: ANTI-AGENCY Maxime credit: ANTI-AGENCY Mimi credit: ANTI-AGENCY Savanna credit: ANTI-AGENCY Tyler credit: ANTI-AGENCY Jelani credit: ANTI-AGENCY www.antiagency.co.uk

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Photographer: Lynzi Judish Wardrobe Stylist: John Chapman IV @ Conceited Ego Assistant Stylist: Jessica Pennington @ Conceited Ego Hair and Makeup by the Planet Labs Team Planet Laboratories Team Members: Kadie Murphy Jessica Rodriguez Kat Fischer Caitlin Ditto James Tylor Joel Gonzalez Models: Ryan Ross Jason Sands Jolene Nava @ Wilhelmina Denver Brooke Oliver Tracie Khokhlov-Skakovsky @ Donna Baldwin

BROOKE: TREND: BRIGHT REDS Redâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s seem to come in and out of style every six months. To give Brooke a shade with more longevity, we mixed a bright orange with a more natural copper tone. The combination gives a fun flare to a classic hue. Her hair was then curled, clipping each curl up in a hard set to cool. The curls were gently brushed out to give big waves.

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planet laboratories: featured salon

As we all know, trends come and go. From big bangs, to streaky highlights, we’ve all had our fair share of hair-don’ts rather than hair-do’s. However, classic, and elegant never seem to go out. So we have taken the current trends, and melded them with a classic feel. The results are timeless, romantic, and covetable.

To get these looks and more, visit the talented stylists at Planet Laboratories in Cheery Creek, Colorado.

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JASON TREND: EDGY DISCONNECTION Jason is all rock and his cut is straight off the stage. The look is softened by his romantic ensemble and the soft red lowlights.

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TRACIE TREND:TEXTURE We wanted to make Tracie’s hair big. After glossing her hair with a blue black hue, we took the smallest curling iron we could find and went to work. Then we finger teased each curl individually for volume. The curls are soft, but with a textured edge. Tracie’s look is elegant and womanly.

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JOLENE TREND: OMBRE To make the Ombre more classic, we kept the colors close to a natural fade rather than a harsh blonde line. Bayalage and backcombing were used as well as color melting to give a seamless effect. Joleneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hair was then styled with classic marcel waves for a romantic, soft feel.

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RYAN TREND: LONG TOP, SHORT SIDES This men’s trend doesn’t seem to be going anywhere any time soon, and I am okay with that. It takes the classic dapper look and mixes it with a little edge. We added some blonde highlights to brighten Ryan’s natural look. The results? Swoon worthy.

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THE GODDESS

Fashion / Conceptual Photographer : ADRIAN JIUN FROM BLACK PIXION STUDIO Concept and Styling : JOSH BRYAN HO & DESMOND YAP FROM ( UNIQUE EXPIRED ) Headpiece : JOSH BRYAN HO & DESMOND YAP Makeup Team : MOON KANG & ZEEVY TEE ( UNIQUE EXPIRED ) Hair Styling : YEE CHONG & JIA JIA HNG ( UNIQUE EXPIRED ) Model : Goddess of Tibet : ERIKA TAN @ THE NU MANAGEMENT Goddess of Thailand : GISELLE LEONG @ NO. 9 MODEL MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMY Goddess of Japan : GISELLE LEONG @ NO. 9 MODEL MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMY Goddess of India : GISELLE LEONG @ NO. 9 MODEL MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMY Goddess of China : VIKKI TAN @ NO. 9 MODEL MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMY Goddess of Eternity : VIKKI TAN @ NO. 9 MODEL MANAGEMENT AND ACADEMY Sentiment inspires this latest collaborative effort put forth from Josh Bryan Ho and his dear friend Desmond Yap - who unfortunately passed away earlier this year. In the midst of designing this unique cultural concept, Desmond suffered a fatal heart attack. The pair had been friends both in and out of the makeup industry for over a decade and had been planning to work on a special project to celebrate their sustained friendship. When Desmond left this earth, Bryan had even more cause to push towards its completion, eventually gathering others to finish the project he and Desmond had originally started. Desmond’s talent can be seen in the superb, handcrafted headpiece appropriately named, “Eternity” - for that is what he leaves for us. This is the inspired sum of their joint determination. In the words of Josh Bryan Ho, “Please enjoy this collection in the hope that all of us can be surrounded by friendships that last forever.”

Design Credits: Josh Bryan Ho designed Tibet / Japan / India / China / Thailand Desmond Yap Designed Eternity

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THE GOLDEN AMAZON

photographer OCÉANE MOINS make up artist MARJOLAINE RISETTI hair ROMAIN COUDERCHO model Ashley Van Der Linden @ Appearance Agency, jewelry designs by Look, post production Anna Polyaskovskaya

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VIVID photographer VLAD SAVIN

makeup AMY BYSOUTH

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model HANA SCHLESINGER

FACE: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER, Pro Correct and Conceal Palette by MAC, Neutral Set Powder by BEN NYE; BLUSH: MELBA by MAC, BRONZER: Hoola by BENEFIT; HIGHLIGHTER: Ambient Lighting Powder in Luminous Light by HOURGLASS COSMETICS; EYES: Neutral Basics Matte Palette by VISEART, Aqua Brow by MAKE UP FOR EVER, Blacktrack Fluidline by MAC, Red Cherry Lashes #415; LIPS: Violetta by MAC, Pure Heroine by MAC

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FACE: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER, Pro Correct and Conceal Palette by MAC; Blush: MELBA by MAC; BRONZER: Hoola by BENEFIT; HIGHLIGHTER: Ambient Lighting Powder in Luminous Light by HOURGLASS COSMETICS, EYES: Neutral Basics Matte Palette by VISEART, 12 Flash Color Case by MAKE UP FOREVER, Aqua Brow by MAKE UP FOREVER, Blacktrack Fluidline by MAC, Red Cherry Lashes #415; LIPS: 12 Flash Color Case by MAKE UP FOREVER

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FACE: HD Foundation by MAKE UP FOREVER, Pro Correct and Conceal Palette by MAC; BLUSH: Ambient Lighting Blush in Radiant Magenta by HOURGLASS COSMETICS; HIGHLIGHTER: Ambient Lighting Powder in Luminous Light by HOURGLASS COSMETICS; EYES: Neutral Basics Matte Palette by VISEART, 12 Flash Color Case by MAKE UP FOREVER, Aqua Brow by MAKE UP FOREVER, Blacktrack Fluidline by MAC, Red Cherry Lashes #415; LIPS: Impassioned by MAC, Process Magenta Chromographic Pencil by MAC

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SPOT ON photographer JENN COLLINS hair & makeup CHRISTINA ASAI model Ashton Berkley @ newMARK Management

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SKIN: Face & Body #20, #34 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Cream Colour Base in Pearl by MAC, BLUSH: Cream Blush in Brit Wit by MAC, MAC Pro Set Powder in Yellow; BROWS: Aqua Brow #4 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Brow Pencil in Dirty Blonde by MAC, Eyebrow Pencil in No1 by MAKE UP FOREVER; EYES: Eye Kohl in Smolder by MAC, Contour Eye Pencil 12HR wear in #11 by SEPHORA, Carbon by MAC, Embark by MAC, Cannonball Mascara by URBAN DECAY, Brow Tech Wax by SMASHBOX, Lips: Mattene Lipstick in Fashion Nomad and Eden Rouge by MAC Lipglass in Eclectic Edge by MAC

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SKIN: Face & Body #20, #34 by MAKE UP FOREVER Cream Colour Base in Pearl by MAC; BLUSH: Cream Blush in Brit Wit by MAC, MAC Pro Set Powder in Yellow ; BROWS: Aqua Brow #4 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Brow Pencil in Dirty Blonde by MAC, Eyebrow Pencil in No1 by MAKE UP FOREVER; EYES: Eye Kohl in Smolder by MAC, Contour Eye Pencil 12HR wear in #11 by SEPHORA, Carbon by MAC, Cannonball Mascara by URBAN DECAY, Brow Tech Wax by SMASHBOX, Waterproof Cream Eye Shadow in Aqua Black by MAKE UP FOREVER; LIPS: Super Lip Gloss Clear by MAKE UP FOREVER, Pro Lip Palette Editorial Reds in Verve by MAC, Pro Lip Palette Select Plums in Dare You by MAC

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SKIN: Face & Body #20, #34 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Cream Colour Base in Pearl by MAC BLUSH: Cream Blush in Brit Wit by MAC, MAC Pro Set Powder in Yellow; BROWS: Aqua Brow #4 by MAKE UP FOREVER, Brow Pencil in Dirty Blonde by MAC, Eyebrow Pencil in No1 by MAKE UP FOR EVER; EYES: Eye Kohl in Smolder by MAC, Contour Eye Pencil 12HR wear in #11 by SEPHORA, Carbon by MAC; LIPS: Lip Liner in Beige by BOBBI BROWN SMITH’S ROSEBUD SALVE

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