CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS/SAM NORMAN/JULIA FULLERTON-BATTEN/THE NEW YORKER

Last month LPA Style's hair and make-up artist Sam Norman and stylist Charlotte Williams worked on a creative shoot with photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten for the New Yorker magazine. The shoot took place in the Tudor Kitchen in Hampton Court Palace where Julia was commisioned to shoot British Historian and T.V personality Lucy Worsley for the food issue of the magazine. LPA Style's Charlotte Williams and Sam Norman, did a lot of research into the styling which required Lucy Worsley to have an 18th Century look with a modern interpretation. Inspiration came from 18th Century paintings whilst still trying to concentrate on getting Lucy Worsley's own personality across. Charlotte styled all the beautiful props, wardrobe and food for the shoot while Sam styled the incredible wig and make-up.

Charlotte Williams and Sam Norman also worked on the styling for some of Julia's recent personal work which you can see below the image of Lucy Worsley.

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