Seventeen Magazine Mexico's 'Lluvia De Color' editorial spotlights highlighter hair looks that are pulled off by models Maddie Cook and KJ. Sporting rainbow-hued locks, the duo is captured by photographer Ryan Jerome's lens and is featured in the publication's March 2016 issue.
Styling for this editorial is courtesy of Art Hunter + Brandon Nicholas while its hair and makeup looks are created by Sara Tintari and Dani Grasso. The highlighter hair in this series is inspired by youth subcultures like Seapunks -- known for their mermaid-inspired locks -- and reference Instagram beauty fads that have been making waves in recent months.
Embracing experimental hair styles, this Ryan Jerome editorial is a celebration of today's youth culture and is the opposite of subtle.
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