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Ellen Devine's Maleficent style brings a little sinister to your Halloween looks.
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If “Mistress of all Evil” is the vibe this Halloween,Ellen Devine, Sam Villa ArTeam and Master Stylist at Reverie BeautyCo in Glen Carbon, Illinois, has a spellbinding Maleficent look that’s sure to rule the party. See on this Instagram reel, it’s all about creating structure and drama with horns and a dark sinister wardrobe with an oversized theatrical collar.
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“I saw a feather tie that was giving witchy vibes and thought that this Maleficent look was a fun spin on a classic witch,” adds Devine.
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The Maleficent look for Halloween was created by Ellen Devine from the Sam Villa ArTeam.
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