The April Tiplady L'Officiel Singapore fashion feature graces the Asian publication's latest issue. Blonde beauty April channels a living Barbie doll while posing in a set of blurred beauty shots by photographic duo Chuando and Frey.
Sporting a 60s inspired wardrobe, the model plays the role of doll-faced MOD fashionista as she poses in stripe-accented frocks, impeccably tailored graphic coats and clear embellishment accessory pieces. Moreover, the model's features are accented with the help of exaggerated eye looks by makeup artist Stanislau Ng.
The April Tiplady L'Officiel Singapore fashion story pays homage to the playful and feminine aesthetic of the 60s era while successfully reviving the decade's streamlined wardrobe staples and dramatic eye makeup looks for a new generation of style setters.
MOD Barbie Editorials
The April Tiplady L'Officiel Singapore Beauty Story is Doll-Faced
Trend Themes
1. Mod-inspired Fashion - Fashion brands can create collections inspired by the 60s MOD fashion era and capitalize on the revival of its streamlined wardrobe staples and dramatic eye makeup.
2. Embellished Accessories - Accessory brands can experiment with clear embellishment pieces for a fresh twist on classic accessories like handbags and shoes.
3. Bold Eye Makeup - Makeup companies can create products and tutorials for exaggerated eye looks similar to those seen in the April Tiplady editorial, catering to customers looking to experiment with bold makeup.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can take advantage of the MOD-inspired trend and design new, streamlined garments that draw from the 60s era to captivate consumers with an eye for retro fashion.
2. Accessories - Accessory brands can incorporate clear embellishment into their accessories to add a futuristic, modern twist to classic designs.
3. Beauty and Cosmetics - Makeup companies can satisfy customers looking to experiment with bold makeup looks by providing tutorials and new products to achieve the dramatic eye looks seen in the L'Officiel Singapore editorial.