The Numero France All or Nothing editorial showcases an exceptionally blown out version of model Constance Jablonski. Hair expert Nicolas Jurnjack was called upon to bring this teased look to life, one that will certainly be of great aesthetic appeal to readers of the magazine's March 2013 issue.
Stylist Franck Benhamou matched Jurnjack's over the top tresses with equally eccentric outfits. He did so by way of a series of chic items, seen here in gilded chokers, reflective violet sunglasses, ivory bustiers and high rise skirts. Many of the images are also quite sensual, revealing Jablonski's body to readers of the publication. She at the same time remained quite coy in some snapshots via wrap work dresses and professional black blazers.
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Trend Themes
1. Teased Tresses - Opportunity for hair care brands to create new product lines aimed at achieving over-the-top teased hairstyles.
2. Eccentric Styling - Opportunity for fashion brands to experiment with eccentric outfits and accessories that complement blown out hairstyles.
3. Sensual Imagery - Opportunity for marketing and advertising industries to incorporate sensual and coy imagery in product campaigns and promotions.
Industry Implications
1. Hair Care - Hair care brands can leverage the popularity of teased hairstyles to create new products that cater to this trend.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore eccentric outfits and accessories that complement over-the-top teased hairstyles seen in this editorial.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing and advertising industries can take advantage of the sensuality and coy imagery in this editorial to create compelling product campaigns and promotions.