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5 May

How the Mallen streak became an indication of feminine

From a tell-tale sign of witchcraft to the last word alt-girl beauty look, we explore the cultural history of the hairstyle A version of this text was originally published 12 August 2019. From medieval baddies to Instagram’s most offbeat it girls, the Mallen streak has develop into the last word symbol of alt beauty: communicating glamour, danger and deviance. Naturally occurring (the results of a condition called Poliosis) or dyed, the Mallen streak refers to a bolt of traditionally but not at all times white hair styled at someone’s hairline, in a single stripe, block fringe or full half and half look. Throughout history, this forelock of hair has proven synonymous with evil and...
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17 Apr

These slimy, sticky photos have a good time feminine

“Turned on and inspired to embrace your femininity” is how Johanna Nyholm hopes you're feeling after seeing her latest series of images. In a gooey, sticky shoot, the photographer teamed up with stylist Louise Carmel Hall, make-up artist Verity Cumming and hair stylist Carolina Crona to capture sensuality from a female perspective.  “To be able to be certain this didn’t turn into a daily beauty shoot with flowers we desired to contrast the femininity and produce a component of oddness to the shoot,” says Nyholm. “We decided to do that by dripping and dipping the flowers in products to create this slimy, gelly and wet appearance onto Tabitha’s skin.”  To intensify model Tabitha’s skin and body, and make it look glossy and...
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26 Dec

These slimy, sticky photos have fun feminine sensuality

“Turned on and inspired to embrace your femininity” is how Johanna Nyholm hopes you're feeling after seeing her latest series of images. In a gooey, sticky shoot, the photographer teamed up with stylist Louise Carmel Hall, make-up artist Verity Cumming and hair stylist Carolina Crona to capture sensuality from a female perspective.  “In an effort to be sure that this didn’t turn into a daily beauty shoot with flowers we desired to contrast the femininity and produce a component of oddness to the shoot,” says Nyholm. “We decided to do that by dripping and dipping the flowers in products to create this slimy, gelly and wet appearance onto Tabitha’s skin.”  To intensify model Tabitha’s skin and body, and make it look glossy...
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