Wilhelmina NYC model Alexandra stars in the "Black Magic" image series for the latest edition of Glassbook magazine. This striking, glow-in-the-dark editorial is lensed by photographer Becky Siegel who captures the model in a series of visionary and color-infused portraits.
Showcasing a series of glow-in-the-dark makeup looks by beauty artist Ashunta Sheriff, the "Black Magic" portrait series defies convention and pushes visual boundaries with its eye-catching imagery.
From electric-hued eyeshadow looks to illuminated lipstick hues, this fashion-forward feature for Glassbook magazine presents readers with a contemporary version of retro-inspired looks. Photographer Becky Siegel recreates imagery from the 60s + 70s by manipulating contrast and shadow in her photographs. The end result is a sea of dark silhouettes that are enhanced by contrasting color hues that appear electric and bold.
Illuminated Neon Beauty Portraits
The Black Magic Editorial Glows in the Dark with Electric Hues
Trend Themes
1. Glow-in-the-dark Makeup - Opportunity for beauty brands to develop innovative glow-in-the-dark makeup products.
2. Retro-inspired Fashion - Fashion designers can capitalize on the popularity of retro-inspired looks by creating contemporary versions with a modern twist.
3. Contrast and Shadow Manipulation - Photographers can explore techniques of manipulating contrast and shadow to create visually striking images.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty - Beauty industry can embrace the trend of glow-in-the-dark makeup and develop new product lines and marketing strategies.
2. Fashion - Fashion industry can incorporate retro-inspired looks into their collections and marketing campaigns.
3. Photography - Photography industry can explore new techniques of manipulating contrast and shadow to create unique and captivating images.