The 30 Years of Optimism editorial from the spring/summer edition of the biannual British fashion magazine Love is an eccentric star-studded photo set by famed photographer Mario Testino. Kate Moss and Lara Stone stun sequin and flower-embellished "bunny ears" against a vibrant turquoise background, while Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Natalia Vodianova boast heavy layers of rich and varied textures.
The art deco-inspired spring/summer issue of Love Magazine is titled 'After Taste,' "celebrating the end of elegance," and features a tiara-wearing Linda Evangelista on the cover and too many models of the moment to mention by name. The colorful, bold editorial is an interesting mash-up style and models with naturalistic beauty looks.
The photos are only half of the large and varied set by Mario Testino for the 30 Years of Optimism shoot.
What's Driving This Trend
- Eccentric Photo Sets
- Opportunities for creating visually stunning and unconventional editorials that capture the reader's attention.
- Art Deco-inspired Fashion
- Innovation in designing clothing and accessories that incorporate elements of the art deco style.
- Naturalistic Beauty Looks
- Potential for developing new makeup and skincare products that enhance and showcase natural beauty.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Disruptive opportunities in using unconventional and imaginative techniques to create captivating photo sets.
- Fashion Publishing
- Innovative approaches to magazine design and content creation that attract and engage readers.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Opportunities for developing products that enhance natural beauty and provide a fresh, effortless aesthetic.
