Walden by Jessica Klingelfuss is a distinct indigenous-inspired editorial featuring modeling by Taii Gordon of Premier. Jessica captured this pictorial among forest trees and mossy bushes with a model wearing bold war paint and colorful tribal garments.
The stylist dressed the model in native-feathered headpieces, cowboy boots, long fur coats, frayed tribal dresses and beaded jewelry. The makeup artist Linda Wallsten at Era Management painted the model's face with vibrant blue lipstick, white eyebrows and surrounded her eyes with red and yellow hues.
The hair stylist Helen Eriksson teased and twisted the model's hair into long fishtail braids and added a braid that protrudes from the top of her head. This nature-infused editorial features very eccentric pieces that add a unique twist to a tribal look.
What's Driving This Trend
- Indigenous Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion industry by incorporating traditional indigenous elements into modern designs.
- Tribal-inspired Makeup
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the beauty industry by creating bold and vibrant makeup looks inspired by tribal cultures.
- Nature-infused Editorials
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the publishing industry by incorporating natural elements and settings into fashion editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- With the growing interest in indigenous-inspired fashion, there is an opportunity for brands to create unique designs that incorporate traditional elements.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can capitalize on the trend of tribal-inspired makeup by creating products and looks that embrace bold colors and unique cultural influences.
- Publishing
- Magazines and online platforms can offer nature-infused editorials that provide a fresh and unique perspective on fashion and styling.
