The 'Wicked White' Prestage editorial spread stars model Milou Sluis. The platinum blonde beauty is lensed by photographer Shamila who captures her in a fresh wardrobe of dreamy white tones.
Featured in the publication's #4 issue, this ethereal portrait series highlights sleek silhouettes and subtle ornamentation like studs and delicate embroidery. Milou sports a full and flowing mane by Bumble & Bumble hair stylist Mark van Westerop and goddess-worthy makeup looks by Laura Mercier artist Vera Dierckx.
Stylist Pedro Dias dresses the model in a mix of feminine pieces exuding just the right amount of rockstar edge. From structured shapes to exaggerated proportions, the 'Wicked White' Prestage editorial is striking and sublime, showcasing designer looks from top labels that include Chanel, Gucci and Valentino among a slew of others.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- All-white Editorials
- There is an opportunity for clothing companies to focus on creating all-white clothing and accessories.
- Subtle Ornamentation
- There is an opportunity for jewelry and accessory companies to focus on creating subtle, yet striking ornamentation to compliment all-white clothing.
- Goddess-worthy Makeup
- There is an opportunity for beauty companies to create makeup products that give users the same goddess-worthy look featured in the Prestage Photoshoot.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can focus on creating all-white clothing and accessories, as seen in the Wicked White Prestage Photoshoot.
- Jewelry
- The jewelry industry can focus on creating subtle and striking pieces to compliment all-white clothing, as seen in the Wicked White Prestage Photoshoot.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can focus on creating products that give users the same goddess-worthy look featured in the Prestage Photoshoot for all-white themed events and photoshoots.
