The Glamour France 'Jean Parade' editorial shows just how versatile denim looks can be. Model Pauline Van der Cruysse channels a slew of different personalities, even though she is mainly clad in denim pieces. From an 'Officier and Gentlewoman' to a 'Beinvenue au Ranch' and a 'Pilote de Charme,' she playfully shows that this material will appeal to many. It is important to note that not once does she lose hold of her femininity.
Shot by photographer Naomi Yang, the Glamour France 'Jean Parade' editorial appears in the magazine's latest issue. The Belgium beauty was outfitted in an androgynous wardrobe put together by stylist Sébastien Cambos while makeup artist Mikael Noiselet gave her a denim blue eye and hairstylist Nicolas Eldin played with sweet pastel bangs. Overall, the photoshoot is quite experimental.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Versatile Denim Looks
- There is an opportunity for designers and retailers to explore and promote the versatility of denim in creating different looks and styles.
- Androgynous Fashion
- The concept of mixing masculine and feminine elements in fashion can be further explored using denim as the main material, appealing to a wider range of consumers.
- Experimental Photoshoots
- Photographers and fashion magazines can push the boundaries of creativity by using denim in experimental ways for editorial shoots, creating unique and captivating visuals.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of versatile denim looks and androgynous fashion by designing and producing innovative denim garments that cater to different personalities and styles.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Beauty brands can explore the trend of denim-inspired makeup looks, such as denim blue eyes, and create products and tutorials to help consumers achieve these unique looks.
- Editorial and Photography
- Photographers, stylists, and fashion magazines can find opportunities in creating experimental photoshoots that feature denim in unique and unexpected ways, pushing the boundaries of fashion editorials.
