The September 2014 issue of Prestige Magazine is rife with dreamy diaphanous dresses. Although the fall season is often a transitional time filled with more low-key events, women might be tempted to dress up for a glamorous night out on the town in one of these gowns. From feminine lace to crushed satin and black feathers, the diaphanous dresses range in style to suit anyone's personality.
Shot by photographer Richard Ramos of Fast Management, the diaphanous dresses were styled by Denise Ho. She clad model Shu Pei is sleek silhouettes that were complemented with sparkling jewelry from Van Cleefs & Arpels. The brunette beauty was perfected with a sleek wet 'do by hair stylist Matthieu Guignaudeau and dewy skin by makeup artist Delphine Ehrhart. Perhaps they were channeling a modern mermaid.
Dreamy Diaphanous Dresses
Shu Pei is Glamorous in the Latest Issue of Prestige Magazine
Trend Themes
1. Diaphanous Dressing - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate sheer and airy fabrics into their collections.
2. Transitional Glamour - Opportunity for fashion retailers to offer dressier options for fall events.
3. Wet Hair Look - Opportunity for hair styling brands to create products and techniques for achieving the sleek wet hair look.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands have the opportunity to capitalize on the trend of diaphanous dressing in their collections.
2. Retail - Fashion retailers can take advantage of the trend of dressing up for low-key events, by offering more dressier options for the fall season.
3. Beauty - Hair styling brands have a chance to create products and techniques for achieving the sleek wet hair look.