The Spirit Sisters, a creative duo out of Los Angeles, found the inspiration for a photoshoot while they were in the Beverly Hills mansions that haunt Sunset Boulevard.
When nightlife brings the young and haunted into these manors for cocktail and substance soirees, the mansions themselves seem to imprint their past onto the attendees – giving all that enter a timeless persona.
Seeing this subconscious shift in disposition, The Spirit Sisters, aimed to capture the atmosphere in an editorial ominously titled “Leaving Silent Danger.”
This selection of photos reveal a psychedelic trip into vintage, pearlized Hollywood. This seventies-inspired kaleidoscopic fall down the cherry and lime rabbit hole brings a sense of deja-vu that echo’s through the past lives of the city of angels.
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