The Codie Young Please Magazine editorial has a somber and sulky mood that contrasts interestingly with the femininely sunny fashion showcased. Instead of tarnishing the fun frocks, this moodiness injects a youthful innocence into each look that gives them a lot more character.
Shot by fashion photographer Alice Rosati, the Codie Young Please Magazine shoot is set to appear in the publication's latest issue. The Australian model is clad in pieces from fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Miu Miu. Styled by Raffaella Campeggi, the photo shoot is rife with lacy textures, bright hues and eccentric accessories.
The frizzed-out, curly hair seen throughout the Codie Young Please Magazine shoot was done by hairstylist Alexandry Costa while makeup artist Michelle Rainer went with a smokey eye.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Contrasting Moodiness
- Exploring the combination of somber and sunny tones to create youthful and characterful fashion looks.
- Eccentric Accessories
- Highlighting the use of off-beat and quirky fashion accessories to enhance fashion editorials.
- Textured Fashion
- Embracing the use of lacy and frilly textures to elevate garments.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Exploring how moodiness, eccentric accessories and textured aspects can be incorporated into fashion designs.
- Photography
- Examining the methods used to capture and convey contrasting moods in fashion editorials.
- Beauty
- Exploring how makeup and hairstyling techniques enhance mood and texture in fashion editorials.
