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Artist in beauty, art & content creation
Makeup + Hair, Groomer & Facialist
📍Los Angeles
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There's an ease to California beauty. Behind it is a great deal of intention.

Introducing two new ways to care for the hair we know so well.

Meet our Triple-Action Revitalizing Enzyme Scrub and Nutripeptide Strengthening Essence. Inspired by the light in Venice and informed by the women whose hair we care for everyday. Our two newest formulas keep color luminous and beautifully cared for, wherever you are.

Available now on highbrowhippie.com.

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“Groomed to the hilt and impeccably dressed, Filipinos flocked to LA.”

Celebrating Filipino History Month

CD & Stylist: Rap Sarmiento @rapisoffensive
Photographer: Anthony Quisay @duo.decem
Models: Sebastian Carandang @imyeek Giovanni_farin Giovanni Farin Espinueva
Grooming: Daphne Chantell del Rosario @houseofdaphne
Producer: Marielle Sales @marielle__ara @sarisaristudio
Consulting: Calvin Alagot @calagot
Shot in Partnership with the Los Angeles Athletic Club @losangelesathleticclub

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“Groomed to the hilt and impeccably dressed, Filipinos flocked to LA.” Before there was Historic Filipinotown, our manongs built a bustling hub in DTLA’s Little Manila. During the 1920s-1940s, those who didn’t tend the local farms and fields or in service to the White community at nearby hotels, would open barbershops, restaurants, haberdasheries, and pool halls to cater to their growing community. They dressed up to assimilate, but also to assert their agency. They were beasts of burden in the fields they worked, but when they stepped out they broke necks.

100 years later, LA is home to the largest Filipino population outside of the Philippines. With our eyes locked on the future, we returned to the streets where they would stunt - to pay homage and continue their legacy of style.

#fahm #filipinoamericanhistorymonth #filam

“The Filipino is a natty fellow, almost always immaculately groomed.”

“The streets became the stage where
performances of spectacle... played out in the ethnic community.”

“a snazzy ensemble transformed brown bodies from overworked, exploited laborers to symbols of sensuality”

“We wore the best clothes in the market and entertain...”

CD & Stylist: Rap Sarmiento @rapisoffensive
Photographer: Anthony Quisay @duo.decem
Models: Yeek @imyeek Giovanni Farin Espinueva @Giovanni_farin
Grooming: Daphne Chantell del Rosario @houseofdaphne
Producer: Marielle Sales @marielle__ara @sarisaristudio
Consulting: Calvin Alagot @calagot
Shot in Partnership with the Los Angeles Athletic Club @losangelesathleticclub

All quotes from the book Creating Masculinity in Los Angeles’s Little Manila by Linda España-Maram.

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my album I KNOW BETTER is ouuuuut!
I’m so soooooo happy i got to spend the night of its release with some of my favorite people ❣️so much fun and so many photos, gonna have to make a 2nd post hahahaha i love you allllllll! thanks for coming out on a school night

if you haven’t yet, go stream I KNOW BETTER ♥️♥️♥️

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Coming in hot on a cute date night, our muse @houseofdaphne wears a red hot dress sourced by @secondmuseshop 💋🌹‼️♥️💌

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@strawberrywestern
@marllko
@diane_lac
@styledbystrk

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Bangs are never just bangs; they’re a disguise, a dare to yourself. Go behind the scenes with @niquestrose’s hair architecture and @houseofdaphne’s makeup artistry as we transformed Alya into three distinct versions of herself.

Words @alysonzw
Photography @francozulueta
Hair @niquestrose
Creative Direction @neonhoney
Makeup @houseofdaphne
Talent @anh.ngynn @alyaanng
Production @merestudios
Photography Assistant @arquilevich
Production Coordinator @visionbykovios
Location @projktstudios

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“Bangs were forbidden in my home of origin. My mother had more of a ‘90s Brooke Shields side-part vision for me, and so it was. Bangs were for the meek, the insecure, those with something to hide - or alternatively those going through some kind of life crisis. But owning my desire to withdraw was in itself an assertion.”
A few brave scissor snips brought Alyson Zetta Williams closer to herself in ways other haircuts couldn’t - a few inches of forehead that put her in good company with the bottleneck, Birkin and curtain bang cohort of her new Los Feliz neighborhood.
The writer traces her relationship with bangs, boundaries and reflects on the year she spent hiding in plain sight at the link in bio.
Words @alysonzw
Photography @francozulueta
Hair @niquestrose
Creative Direction @neonhoney
Makeup @houseofdaphne using @tower28beauty
Talent anh.ngynn @alyaanng
Production @merestudios
Photography Assistant @arquilevich
Production Coordinator @visionbykovios
Location @projktstudios

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@marllko for @strawberrywestern styled by me
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photo @diane_lac
producers @giovannatrujillo @caroknapp.world
production @swornfriendstudios
hmua @houseofdaphne
style @14strk @styledbystrk

crown made by @nancy.lianghan & I

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The day writer Alyson Zetta Williams got bangs, she went to see “Ghost World” at Vidiots — and found herself surrounded by a theater full of women with the exact same haircut. A sea of first impressions that met you at eye-level, whether the inspiration was ‘00s Penelope Cruz or a wish to disappear a little.

For Williams, it was both. Bangs became a way to lead with a new version of herself: a boundary disguised as a beauty choice, always just a trim or grow-out away from changing again.

Link in bio for her full reflection on the haircut that might be able to help answer your own existential questions.

Words @alysonzw
Photography @francozulueta
Hair @niquestrose
Creative Direction @neonhoney
Makeup @houseofdaphne
Talent @anh.ngynn @alyaanng
Production @merestudios
Photography Assistant @arquilevich
Production Coordinator @visionbykovios
Location @projktstudios

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