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May 19, 2025

Monday, May 19, 2025

Saint International model Naki Depass is styled to stun in ultra-sleek hairstyles for the Koh Project #34, the latest edit from one of Australia’s most in-demand session stylists Hair by Koh. The project was brought to life by photographer Manolo Campion, and the team of Samantha Patrikopoulos, Kevin Murphy Australia, Kinae Kim, Vivien’s Creative, and ASSORT Hair Salons.

Plus, a few Rock-fab snaps from the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival 2025, which took place in the Caribbean Island from April 30 to May 11.

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…Gross also linked up with Prime Minister of Saint Lucia Philip J Pierre at the event. Courtesy of Edge FM

Coiled & Ready To Strike Saint International model Naki Depass was lensed by Manolo Campion for Koh Project #34. Manolo Campion

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