Lily Donaldson for Numero by Tom Munro is dressed to impress in sultry looks styled by Charles Varenne. Lily has been captured wearing all-black attire, including fur-lined coats, high-waisted skirts, lacy shirts and leather and tweed jackets.
The makeup artists Diego Da Silva and Maud Laceppe have glammed-up Lily's face by adding blush, dark eyeshadow and nude lipstick. Her hair has been pulled back into an ultra-sleek puff bun. Lily is a glamorous femme fetale while wearing designer brands such as Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren, Yves Saint Laurent and Dior.
Lily resembles a modern-day Olivia Newton John with her leather accents, seductive looks and nonchalant body language -- not to mention the cigarette. Lily never fails to disappoint, and this smoking-hot series reveals the latest styles in dark autumn couture.
What's Driving This Trend
- Monochromatic Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections focused on all-black attire with sleek and seductive designs.
- Glamorous Femme Fatale
- Opportunity for makeup artists to experiment with dark eyeshadow, bold lipstick, and dramatic hairstyles to create femme fatale looks.
- Dark Autumn Couture
- Opportunity for designers to showcase their latest styles in dark autumn colors and luxurious fabrics.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of monochromatic fashion by releasing collections focused on all-black attire and sleek designs.
- Beauty
- Makeup artists can take inspiration from the glamorous femme fatale trend to create bold and seductive makeup looks for their clients.
- Design
- Designers can tap into the trend of dark autumn couture by incorporating dark colors and luxurious fabrics into their collections.
