Blurs and hazes tend to give photos an old world glamor, which the D Magazine March 2012 editorial can attest to. It has a film-like quality that accentuates the already retro fashion showcased throughout the photoshoot. Model Valeria Dmitrienko strikes sophisticated and elegant poses in front of Buenos Aires-born, New York-based photographer Diego Uchitel’s lens, as though she really were from a different era altogether.
Styled by Carlo Alberto Pregnolato, the D Magazine March 2012 editorial features the designs of such labels as Chanel, Burberry Prorsum and Gucci, among others. Colorful, textured and feminine, the outfits blend a touch of the 50s and 70s with present-day style. The looks were perfected with a flawless updo by hairstylist Moiz Alladina and red lips by makeup artist Stephen Dimmick.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Retro-style Photography
- The use of blurs and hazes in photography can be utilized to give photos a touch of old-world glamor, thereby creating a new trend in photography.
- Vintage-inspired Fashion
- Fashion designers can integrate the vintage 50s and 70s styles into present-day fashion to create an entirely new and marketable fashion trend.
- Blended Styling
- The blending of contemporary fashion with past styles can be used to create new styling trends in the fashion industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore designing, producing, and marketing clothing inspired by vintage 50s and 70s styles as a new fashion trend.
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore using blurs and hazes to create a retro and glamorously blurry effect in photos, thereby creating a new category of photography.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- The Beauty and Cosmetics industry can explore the integration of bold red lipstick shades as a new beauty trend to help achieve a retro and vintage look.
