The ELLE UK 'The Power of Rosie' editorial showscases two sides of supermodel and actress Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. On one hand she is the same seductive siren people have seen in her previous photoshoots, all legs and sexy stances. On the other hand, she is clad is semi-sweet ensembles that will encourage people to view her as someone a little more down-to-earth than the goddess she is often portrayed as.
Shot by Australian photographer David Vasiljevic, the ELLE UK 'The Power of Rosie' editorial was styled by fashion editor Anne-Marie Curtis. She selected designs from such brands as Burberry Prorsum, Bottega Veneta, Just Cavalli and Mario Schwab. The looks were perfected with natural locks by hairstylist George Northwood and a flawless face by makeup artist Florrie White.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Celebrity Fashion Editorials
- There is an opportunity to create more celebrity-driven fashion editorials that showcase the different sides and personalities of well-known individuals.
- Down-to-earth Fashion
- There is potential for the fashion industry to embrace more relatable and accessible styles that appeal to a wider audience.
- Natural Beauty
- There is a growing trend towards natural beauty in fashion editorials, highlighting the beauty of simplicity and minimalism.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- There is an opportunity for fashion photographers to create unique and captivating editorials that capture the essence of individuals and their different personas.
- Fashion Styling
- There is a demand for fashion stylists who can curate looks that balance both seductive and down-to-earth elements to create versatile and relatable styles.
- Beauty and Makeup
- There is a need for makeup artists and beauty experts who can create natural and flawless looks that enhance the individual's features without overpowering their personality.
