Kyle Hamilton
♊️♒️♏️
📍Denver, CO
💄PRO MUA
🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈All Ages, Races, and Genders
🏙️ NYFW Artist
📖Published
🏳️🌈Queer
🔏Booking: DM or kylehamiltonmua@gmail.com

Surreal Structure
Makeup @ohwowkyle
Photo @rheaaobscura
Hair @paulsalashairpro
Model @katieloo86
Thank you to the team🙏🏼
@patmcgrathreal #jointeampatmcgrath

Surreal Structure
Makeup @ohwowkyle
Photo @rheaaobscura
Hair @paulsalashairpro
Models @katieloo86 @meangirl_machine
Thank you to the team🙏🏼
@patmcgrathreal #jointeampatmcgrath

Surreal Structure
Makeup @ohwowkyle
Photo @rheaaobscura
Hair @paulsalashairpro
Model @meangirl_machine
Thank you to the team 🙏🏼
@patmcgrathreal #jointeampatmcgrath
FEAR/LESS
Had to throw this stunning look I crafted for @wavesbby___ passion project. We connected about a year ago with her concepts and we finally got to execute this final piece!
Such a magical project I can’t wait to see the final product🤗
Model: @indy.sade
Products used:
Skin: @maccosmetics X @danessamyricksbeauty X @makeupforever
Porcelain/Clay: Top secret 😈
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Phewwww finally getting around to sharing more of the behind the scenes of our most recent fashion film scene in the slaughterhouse 😏😈🥰
This was the final scene of the FEAR/LESS Film project we’ve been shooting for a few months now (if you remember the mud scene kiddie pool chaos from awhile back this is the same project 😂)
I wrote this project as an act of liberation to bridge the gap between the facades we feel we need to present to the external world, vs. the internal worlds we hide in and navigate alone, and ultimately how we can integrate all aspects of ourselves into expressing our truest authentic wholeness.
This final scene was probably the scene I was most excited for — representing the external self, masks we play, and facades we put on for the world around us.
I distinctly saw this vision of our character looking like an abandoned museum exhibit. Constrained, restricted, boxed into perceived perfection, beautiful, yet cracking, as we pull the dust off for her to come to life for the first time in years.
I needed to find the perfectttttttt location to represent an old grungey museum feel; and boy did I 😂 I stumbled upon this old slaughterhouse here in Denver that was beyond perfect for exactly what I had seen in my head. [to everyone dm-ing us asking, we are forced to gatekeep this location I’m so sorry 😭]
I had been planning with @rachelmariehurstrmh to design the perfecttttt restrictive, armored-feeling fashion design to represent our character, and our talented HMUA @ohwowkyle to do this incredibleeee porcelain doll looking makeup on @indy.sade
This project was the absolute best experience to film with this DREAM TEAM of incredibly talented creators. I’m so infinitely grateful and in awe of all of them for bringing this to life so beautifully with me 🤍
We’ll be editing the final film and photography series now, with release to be announced 🥰 we cannot waiiiiit to share!!
🎬🎬🎬
Directed/Written/Produced by me
Fashion Designer — @rachelmariehurstrmh
DP — @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer — @daniel.gchoi
Model — @indy.sade
HMUA — @ohwowkyle
BTS — @_paularay
Florals — @karakarablooms
Styling — @jordanmichale26
🤍🤍🤍
Couldn’t help but post a little BTS because today was just too beautiful not to share. Shot all on iPhone, and I still have so much more footage to go through.
Today wrapped day three of Halle’s (@wavesbby___) passion project, FEAR / LESS. It’s been such a special experience getting to witness her vision come to life firsthand. Truly one of those projects that reminds you how powerful collaboration can be when a group of talented creatives come together and trust each other’s artistry.
Feeling really grateful I got to be a small part of the crew capturing moments behind the scenes throughout it all. Huge thank you to Halle for bringing us onto this project of yours. So lucky to have friends who continue to create cool things and invite me along for the process. Can’t wait to see the final film and everything else you continue to create 🤍
FEAR / LESS Production Crew (DAY 3):
Written & Directed by @wavesbby___
DP: @ivywildvisuals
Gaffer: @daniel.gchoi
HMUA: @ohwowkyle
BTS: @_paularay
Floral: @karakarablooms
Fashion Designer: @rachelmariehurstrmh
From techno quantum girl, to country girl on a farm with turkeys, to rose water goddess river bathing, there really isn’t a vibe we didn’t catch 😮💨🤌🏼❤️🔥
Ashly and I have been connected for a bit and was such a treat and an honor to finally create some magic together capturing such a wide variety of Branding Videos & Photos for her upcoming magazine feature 🥰🎥📸
Ashly does incredible somatic embodiment work, and so we wanted the full range of her essence to come across on camera - the strength and devotion just as much as the softness and femininity 🤍
We had a big 10 hour shoot day creating all the video and photo assets, and had SO much fun playing with all the different colors & elements to bring each “character” of her essence to life through set design, styling, and colors!
And shoutout to the most incredible team of amazingly talented humans bringing this vision to life together!!! 🌹⬇️
Our queen, le star 🌟 @femme.rising 🤍
HMUA: @ohwowkyle @paulsalashairpro
Location: @departmentdenver
Styling: @brittanyxbarcellos @femme.rising & Ashly’s mom ✨
PA: @iamgruv
Production/Direction: @reahagency
#DenverVideographer #BehindTheLens #BrandingPhotography #VideoProduction #CommercialCreative
Spec for @jdsportsus
Film by: @ivywildvisuals
Talent / Stylist: @thealiciamyers
Makeup: @ohwowkyle
Assistant: @mr_winingham
Studio: @departmentdenver
Car: @devante_93_
Grill: @thegrillest

Bordeaux
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Photographer- @rheaaobscura
Makeup- @ohwowkyle
Model- @masonjharrison
#valentines #photography #makeup #modeling #editorial

Bordeaux
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Photographer- @rheaaobscura
Makeup- @ohwowkyle
Model- @masonjharrison
#valentines #photography #makeup #modeling #editorial

Bordeaux
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Photographer- @rheaaobscura
Makeup- @ohwowkyle
Model- @masonjharrison
#valentines #photography #makeup #modeling #editorial

Bordeaux
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Photographer- @rheaaobscura
Makeup- @ohwowkyle
Model- @masonjharrison
#valentines #photography #makeup #modeling #editorial
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