This stunning editorial shoot from Numéro 94 has Anja Rubik, one of Poland’s 'models of the moment,' covered in gold, literally. The fashions vary from a Galliano knit dress and a Versace nearly-backless gown to a Hermes metallic trench coat and Missoni mini shorts. Rubik’s hair has been slicked back and sprayed, and even her striking body has been given an overall dusting of golden powder.
Gold is definitely a warmer color than silver, and the shade looks good against every skin tone, where the cooler silver can be a little harsh. So, allowing for the fact that you likely don’t look like Rubik and are not going to go to these lengths with the bronzing powder, maybe you should find a bit of space in your closet for a few dazzling pieces of the shimmery metal fashions.
The shoot was done by talented photographer Miguel Reveriego.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gold Fashion
- Opportunity for brands to capitalize on the popularity of gold in fashion and create innovative designs using the shimmery metal.
- Metallic Trench Coats
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for outerwear brands to incorporate metallic elements into their trench coats, adding a trendy and glamorous touch.
- Golden Beauty
- Potential for cosmetic brands to develop new golden makeup products and techniques to help consumers achieve a glamorous, golden look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Chance for fashion brands to tap into the demand for gold fashion and create unique designs that incorporate the shimmery metal.
- Outerwear Industry
- Innovation opportunity for outerwear brands to reimagine trench coats by incorporating metallic elements, adding a touch of glamour to their designs.
- Beauty Industry
- Potential for cosmetic brands to develop and market new golden makeup products and techniques to help consumers achieve a trendy and glamorous look.
