I would love to get gussied up like the futuristic geishas in Soon Tong's 'Techno Orientalism' shoot. Model Viktoria S dazzles with diamond-shaped black lipstick and highlighter-bright neon yellow and green eyeshadow applied by makeup artist Larry Yeo. Her wonderful outfits were styled by Janice Yong and Joyce Wong.
According to photographer Soon Tong and fashion director Ashburn Eng, "Techno Orientalism" takes place in one of Singapore's oldest playgrounds, which is shaped like a dragon.
Implications - As the economic power of the world tilts from West to East, more Eastern cultures, fashions and customs will be integrated into Western civilization. Businesses who refuse to recognize this shift will see their competitors rise above them in the years to come.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Futuristic Geishas
- Fashion industry can explore new design concepts fusing traditional geisha aesthetics with futuristic fashion styles.
- Techno Orientalism
- Creative professionals in arts and culture industry can explore new avante-garde concepts that blend East and West.
- Diamond-shaped Black Lipstick
- Beauty Industry could launch new makeup products using innovative design concepts like diamond-shaped lipsticks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion industry could leverage futuristic geisha aesthetics to bring a fresh and unexplored design element into their creations.
- Arts and Culture Industry
- Arts and culture industry can leverage the idea of blending East and West to develop creative and avante-garde concepts in photography, fashion, and entertainment.
- Beauty Industry
- Beauty industry could innovate new makeup products like diamond-shaped lipsticks that are experimental yet stylish.
