The 'Rebel With a Cause' Beauty Rebel editorial graces the publication's first-ever September 2012 issue. Famed model Daphne Guinness stars in the kaleidoscopic image series that showcases her signature edgy look.
Guinness sports her signature white locks by hairstylist Valentino Longo and styles herself in a palette of all-black and crimson-hued pieces that are undeniably edgy. She pairs her wardrobe with subtle touches touch of ornate embellishment and eye-catching accent accessories.
The Rebel With a Cause Beauty Rebel fashion story is captured by photographer Joseph Lally, who mirrors his images to resembles multiplied kaleidoscopes. The striking color-infused and monochromatic series exudes elegance and an air of eccentric glamour that the top model is known for.
Image Credit: Joseph Lally
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Edgy Fashion
- The Rebel With a Cause editorial showcases an edgy style, presenting an opportunity for fashion brands to develop more bold and daring collections.
- Kaleidoscopic Imagery
- The kaleidoscopic effects used in the editorial present an opportunity for photographers and videographers to experiment with similar visual techniques in their own work.
- Signature Beauty Looks
- Daphne Guinness's signature white locks and edgy fashion choices provide an opportunity for beauty brands to create unique and daring makeup looks.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The Rebel With a Cause editorial will inspire fashion designers to take risks with their designs and create more daring collections.
- Photography
- The use of kaleidoscopic imagery in the editorial provides an opportunity for photographers to experiment with unique visual effects.
- Beauty
- The signature beauty looks in the editorial provide an opportunity for beauty brands to create innovative and daring makeup looks.
