The newest editorial 'Get Creative' featured in InStyle Brazil features Aline Weber playing the role of a stylish artist. The art studio background works perfectly with the wildly patterned styles that Weber so gorgeously shows off. The editorial has a vintage feel due to the hairstyle that Diego Americo so stunningly put together.
Having an editorial that can be just as powerful when in color or black and white is a testament to the direction of art director Robinson Friede and photographer Isabel Garcia. The paint-splattered art featured in the series as well as the studio are from artist Mozart Fernandes. The aesthetic appeal that has been created for the InStyle Brazil spread is largely due to the perfect execution of the desired artistic theme.
Playful Art Studio Editorials
The New InStyle Brazil Editorial Evokes an Artsy Mood
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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