The 'Appetite for Destruction' shoot may not be the most pleasant thing to look at - especially if you don't like horror movies.
Model Sabrina Ioffreda does an amazing job at transforming herself with the help of make up artist Yadim, morphing from seductive vixen to a scary joker-like character with a face full of messy make up and what looks like paper mache; I had even originally thought there was more than one model in the shoot. Considering how many different profiles and identities Sabrina takes on throughout the editorial, you'll probably find yourself trying to remember what she really looks like au naturel.
Rather than relying on fashion to tell the story, the 'Appetite for Destruction' editorial focuses on the artistry and wonders of make up.
Joker-Like Makeup Editorials
The 'Appetite for Destruction' Shoot is Filled with Many Faces
Trend Themes
1. Joker-like Makeup Trend - The trend of using makeup to create joker-inspired looks is growing among fashion editorials and photoshoots.
2. Multifaceted Model Trend - The use of models to portray multiple identities and personalities is gaining popularity in fashion photography and editorial work.
3. Makeup-focused Editorial Trend - Editorials that focus solely on the artistry and innovation of makeup application and techniques are becoming more prevalent in fashion media.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics Industry - Innovative makeup artists and companies can take advantage of the growing trend of using makeup to create unique and transformative looks like those seen in 'Appetite for Destruction'.
2. Fashion Industry - Fashion brands can capitalize on the use of multifaceted models to tell a story and showcase diverse styles and trends in their campaigns and editorials.
3. Photography Industry - Photographers and art directors can incorporate the use of makeup and diverse models to spice up their shoots and showcase innovative techniques and styles.