Model Miao Bin Si is like a beautiful Asian doll in the ELLE Vietnam 'Lost Heaven' editorial. From her thick black brows, cropped bangs and pink-stained cheeks, she could easily be mistaken for a realistic, life-sized toy. It helps that she maintains stoic expressions. Nevertheless, her expressive poses make it appear as though she has come alive, hoping to find a way home after getting lost in a forest.
The ELLE Vietnam 'Lost Heaven' editorial was shot by photographer Stockton Johnson. Set to appear in the October 2012 issue of the magazine, the Chinese beauty was styled by Phuong My. My played with stunning couture outfits that pop out against the dark foliage and rustic setting.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Doll-like Fashion
- Opportunity to create customized dolls with realistic appearance and fashion-inspired wardrobes for collectors and enthusiasts.
- Whimsical Editorial Shoots
- Opportunity to create editorial shoots with creative, playful concepts that showcase fashion in a unique way.
- Nature-inspired Couture
- Opportunity to create couture collections that incorporate elements of nature and the outdoors into high-end fashion designs.
Where This Applies
- Toy Manufacturing
- An innovative toy company could produce realistic-looking dolls with fashion-inspired wardrobes to meet demand for collectibles.
- Fashion Photography
- Photographers could develop whimsical editorial concepts to showcase fashion in creative ways that stand out from traditional fashion shoots.
- Couture Fashion
- Couture designers could incorporate natural elements into their collections to create unique and eye-catching designs incorporating natural components.
