This Flair April editorial is super chic with model Denisa Dvorakova rocking fierce desert poses.
This spread in Flair is called 'Nero Nude,' something that is reflected in the outfits. The model, who was styled by fashion editor Vittoria Cerciello, rocks all-black ensembles accented with nude. Taken in the scorching desert, Dvovakova showcases the skin-tight swimwear perfectly with her fluid body movements.
What makes this shoot ultra hot is the makeup by Ralph Sicliano that highlights the model's fierce cheekbones and eyes. Her hair was done by Kenna, which was slicked back into a bun with intricate braid-like weaving. The editorial was shot by notorious fashion photographer Jean-François Campos in a monochromatic setting that worked for Flair April's 'Nero Nude' shoot.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Monochromatic Fashion
- The trend of using a single color palette in fashion editorials, through clothing and settings, opens opportunities for makeup artists, hair stylists, and photographers to experiment and create new styles.
- Desert Landscapes
- The use of desert landscapes in fashion editorials presents an opportunity for travel agencies, hotels, and resorts to promote themselves as a destination for photoshoots and vacations.
- Bold Makeup and Hair
- The trend of using dramatic makeup and intricate hairstyles in fashion editorials opens up opportunities for beauty experts to showcase their skills and create new styles.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use the trend of monochromatic fashion to create unique editorial shoots and market their products in a new way.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can capitalize on the trend of desert landscapes in fashion editorials to promote travel destinations that offer a similar picturesque backdrop.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can take advantage of the trend of bold makeup and hair in fashion editorials to showcase their products and inspire new beauty trends.
