Dark and seductive, the Marie Claire Spain May 2012 editorial stars veteran models Martina Klein, Veronica Blume and Davinia Pelegri alongside Spanish actresses Leticia Dolera and Bibiana Fernández. While Klein, Blume and Pelegri channel their inner film noir star, Dolera and Fernadez tap into their modelling side for a photoshoot that is subtly sapphic and entirely erotic.
Shot by photographer Sergi Pons, the Helmut Newton-inspired Marie Claire Spain May 2012 editorial follows these femme fatales as they engage in some suggestive activities around a hotel setting. Stylist Alberto Murtra outfitted the actresses and models in sharp suits, corsets and masks to help them radiate a mysterious air that will reel in both male and female readers. The looks were perfected with retro curls and sleek bobs as well as glamorous makeup.
What's Driving This Trend
- Dark-seductive Fashion Shoots
- Fashion brands can utilize this trend for their marketing campaigns to promote an edgy, yet sophisticated image.
- Sapphic Styling
- Fashion brands can create designs that cater to the increasing demand for gender-neutral and LGBTQ+ friendly clothing.
- Retro Glam Makeup
- Cosmetics brands can create new products inspired by the vintage glamour aesthetic featured in the photoshoot, catering to customers interested in bold and timeless looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can use this photoshoot as inspiration to create their own dark and seductive collections.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with the Helmut Newton-inspired style seen in the Marie Claire Spain May 2012 editorial.
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetics brands can offer products that cater to the vintage glamour makeup trend featured in the photoshoot.
