Set in a desert by a dry and dusty motel, the Heide Lindgren You Inspire editorial is scorchingly stylish and subtly sensual. The rough and raw backdrop accentuate the feminine and sophisticated outfits. The colorful ensembles pop out against the brown, sandy scenes, while Lindgren herself stands out like a Prada bag in Walmart.
The Heide Lindgren You Inspire editorial was shot by Budapest-based photographer Zoltan Tombor. Appearing in the Mail on Sunday’s biannual fashion magazine March 2012 issue, the American beauty was styled by Caroline Baker. Baker pulled ladylike pieces from fashion houses such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Alberta Ferretti and Bulgari. Each outfit would be perfect for a resort vacation. Her lush curls by hair stylist Joseph DiMaggio and bronzed skin by makeup artist Ryan McNight finish off the elegant looks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Desert Fashion Editorials
- Incorporating rough and raw desert landscapes for fashion editorials is a new trend for photographers and stylists.
- Colorful Ensembles in Brown Landscapes
- Using colorful outfits against brown, sandy landscapes is becoming a popular trend in fashion and photography industries.
- Rough and Sophisticated Combinations
- Mixing rough and raw backdrops with sophisticated and ladylike outfits is a new trend in editorial photography and styling.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can benefit from creating resort vacation collections inspired by desert landscapes in order to appeal to more consumers in a unique way.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can incorporate rough and raw desert landscapes to up their novelty value and appeal to more clients who may be seeking unique and captivating editorial shots.
- Makeup and Hair Industry
- Professionals in the makeup and hair industry can experiment with bronzed skin and lush curls to complement the rough and colorful desert landscapes and inspire more desert-themed beauty looks.
