Appearing in the magazine's April 2012 issue, the Elle Mexico 'Stories from the City' editorial is elegantly urban. New York-based photographer Manolo Campion pays tribute to his city by way of stunning skyscraper backdrops. The ladylike ensembles donned by model Regina Feoktistova also have an experimental element that embodies the creative and stylish essence of the Big Apple.
Styled by Alex van der Steen, the Elle Mexico editorial is filled with form-fitting silhouettes, varying textures and subdued colors. The Russian beauty is specifically outfitted in standout pieces from such fashion houses as Giorgio Armani, Stella McCartney, Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana. Her sleek coif by hairstylist Dennis Fei and glamorous face by makeup artist Pascale finish the looks.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Skyscraper Backdrops
- The use of stunning skyscraper backdrops is a trend that creates an elegant and innovative urban editorial story.
- Experimental Ladylike Ensembles
- The incorporation of experimental elements into ladylike ensembles is a trend that embodies creativity and the stylish essence of urban fashion.
- Form-fitting Silhouettes
- The prevalence of form-fitting silhouettes in editorials is a trend that highlights the elegance and beauty of the female form.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry could adapt to the trend of experimenting with innovative ensembles and backdrops, with a focus on form-fitting silhouettes.
- Photography
- The photography industry could explore new techniques to showcase the beauty of urban backdrops using skyscrapers and other architectural elements.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry could capitalize on the trend by creating glamorous and experimental makeup looks for urban editorial shoots.
