Diva Magazine's 'Seventies Style' editorial is captured by photographer Rui Faria's lens and is a celebration of retro beauty looks. Whether donning crimped locks or hippie-inspired tresses, model Chelsea Rose Leroux pulls of a myriad of 70s-themed hairstyles.
Her makeup is a mix of disco diva cosmetics -- consisting of vibrant eyeshadow hues and punchy lipsicks -- and flower child cosmetics that are kept bare and subtle in their overall look and feel.
Diva Magazine's 'Seventies Style' exclusive translates the decade's beauty and fashions aesthetic with modern staples that are styled by Masha Mombelli. The shoot's beauty looks are the work of hair stylist Andreas Wild and makeup artist Anita Keeling. This nostalgic editorial revives 70s fashions and is lensed against a bold and eye-catching backdrop.
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Diva Magazine's 'Seventies Style' Exclusive Highlights Retro Beauty Looks
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