Estelle Yves stars as a 60s-Style girl next door for Glamour UK's January 2014 issue. Stylist Emer Dewar has put the brunette beauty in tweed suits, boxy skirts, shift dresses, trench coats for an overall general geometric aesthetic.
Her shiny, dark hair feature is styled in loose waves with a defined crown bump for extra volume, done by hair stylist Tim Crespin. In terms of make-up, she sports the iconic cat-eye, done by Helen Walsh. Overall, Chris Craymer shot Yves looking like a doe-eyed Californian sweetheart.
Yves traipses around the city looking like an innocent yet stylish babe about town. She doesn't seem to mind being solo, going to the movies, organizing her record collection and taking a casual stroll (perhaps a window-shopping tour) throughout the city.
Retro Girl-Next-Door Editorials
Estelle Yves is a Cali Sweetheart for Glamour UK January 2014
Trend Themes
1. Retro Fashion - There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating modern versions of retro-inspired fashion for contemporary consumers.
2. Geometric Aesthetic - Incorporating geometric patterns and designs into various industries can result in unique and visually appealing products or services.
3. Cat-eye Makeup - Developing new techniques or products for achieving the iconic cat-eye look can disrupt the beauty industry and attract makeup enthusiasts.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can leverage the popularity of retro styles to create nostalgic yet modern clothing and accessories.
2. Interior Design - Integrating geometric aesthetics into interior design can lead to innovative and visually striking home decor products and environments.
3. Beauty - There is room for disruptive innovation in the beauty industry by offering new and innovative products or techniques for achieving the classic cat-eye makeup look.