Prada muse Rasa Zukauskaite makes her debut appearance in the Another Magazine ‘Chromatics’ editorial for Spring 2010, which features a casually cool layout by photographer Jacob Sutton. The Lithuanian model shows off several colored belts with hair hues to match, as well as a black leather and tulle dress, red silk dress by Lanvin and a vintage denim jacket by Christian Dior.
Don’t forget to check out the colorful collection of watches shown in the spread, which was styled by Sarah Richardson. All from Swatch’s Colour Codes Collection, the watches show that fantastic plastic is making a comeback this season.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Colored Hair Hues
- The trend of matching hair colors with accessories or clothing presents an opportunity for hairstylists and fashion designers to collaborate on innovative looks.
- Casually Cool Layouts
- Photographers and editorial designers can explore the trend of creating relaxed and effortless layouts, like the one in the Another Magazine 'Chromatics' editorial, to give a fresh perspective to fashion photography.
- Fantastic Plastic Comeback
- The resurgence of plastic watches in Swatch's Colour Codes Collection indicates a potential opportunity for watch manufacturers and fashion brands to explore sustainable materials made from recycled plastic.
Where This Applies
- Hairstyling
- Hairstylists can embrace the trend of matching hair colors with accessories or clothing to offer personalized and unique styling options for their clients.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can collaborate with hairstylists to experiment with incorporating colored hair hues into their designs, creating cohesive and visually striking looks.
- Watch Manufacturing
- Watch manufacturers can capitalize on the resurgence of plastic watches by exploring sustainable materials made from recycled plastic, offering eco-friendly options for fashion-conscious consumers.
