Ophelie Guillermand stars in the 'Les Jardins Majorelles' editorial for Intermission Magazine's SS 2014 issue.
Fashion editor Brian Molloy styled Guillermand in strappy sandals, fringed ponchos and garments covered in stripes and other geometric patterns. The accompanying jewelry is almost industrial, looking more like props than anything ornamental. Examples include a stirrup-like appendage affixed onto Guillermand's lapel, and a silver hoop she carries in several shots. The looks are offset by Guillermand's posturing, which is stiff and angular. Her unnatural movements complement the mechanical aesthetic that the editorial is going for perfectly. If you're over the flirty and feminine look, this clean-cut and super structured alternative might be for you.
The creative team was rounded out by hair stylist Marki Shkreli, who styled Guillermand's dark locks into some loosely structured waves, and photographer Paul Wetherell.
Industrial Jewelry Editorials
Ophelie Guillermand Stars in Intermission's Magazine SS 2014 Issue
Trend Themes
1. Industrial Jewelry - Opportunities for jewelry companies to develop edgy, unconventional pieces that resemble industrial props rather than traditional jewelry.
2. Mechanical Aesthetic - Opportunities for fashion brands to embrace a super structured, mechanical aesthetic in their designs.
3. Clean-cut Fashion - Opportunities for fashion brands to explore clean-cut, angular looks as an alternative to flirty and feminine styles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore opportunities to embrace a super structured, mechanical aesthetic in their designs or explore clean-cut, angular looks as an alternative to flirty and feminine styles.
2. Jewelry - Jewelry companies can develop unconventional pieces that resemble industrial props rather than traditional jewelry, exploring the industrial jewelry trend.
3. Photography - Photographers can explore opportunities to incorporate the industrial jewelry trend and super structured, mechanical aesthetic in their photo shoots.