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How To Be A Sex Symbol
Megan Stagg
5 x 6.75 in.
Megan Stagg
5 x 6.75 in.
Concept of “cosmetic ritual” in North America. This project is a publication that satirically addresses the issue of “cosmetic rituals”, specifically hair care, in North America. Adopting a 1950s aesthetic provided both a cultural anchor for my content as well as a strong source for visual inspiration for this “how-to guide”.