The Harper's Bazaar Singapore February 2014 editorial adheres to a pale palette that is given a good dose of edge thanks to the concrete-like backdrop, sharp shadows and skin-revealing shots. It is not surprising that the photoshoot decided to spice up what could have been a very prim and proper editorial exclusively showcasing pieces from the Chanel spring-summer 2014 collection.
Starring Czech top model Karolina Kurkova, the Harper's Bazaar Singapore February 2014 editorial was lensed by photographer GT Gan. It was styled by fashion director Kenneth Goh, who focused a lot of texture. Accessorized with a variety of pearls, which is naturally paired with Chanel's tweed, the looks were perfected with a curly bob by hair stylist Marc Teng and a flawless face by Lindsey Li.
Pale Ladylike Fashion
Harper's Bazaar Singapore February 2014 Photoshoot Stars Karolina Kurkova
Trend Themes
1. Texture Fashion - The trend towards using a variety of textures in fashion design and styling creates innovative opportunities for new materials and techniques.
2. Edgy Fashion - The trend towards using edgier backdrops and skin-revealing shots in fashion photography creates opportunities for new ways to showcase and market clothing.
3. Pearl Accessories - The trend towards pairing pearl accessories with classical pieces like tweed offers creative opportunities for designers to put a modern twist on a traditional look.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers can explore new textures, materials, and techniques that can be used to create edgier clothing designs that appeal to a more modern audience.
2. Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can showcase fashion designs in a new light that is edgy and contemporary, capturing the attention of a younger, more fashion-forward audience.
3. Jewelry Design - Jewelry designers can create unique pieces that incorporate pearls and other classic materials in new and innovative ways that appeal to modern buyers of all ages.