The Vogue Paris August 2014 Opium Du Style editorial provides an excessively bejeweled look at model Imaan Hammam. In each shot taken by photographer Lachlan Bailey, Hamman is pictured sprawled out while sporting an enticing mixture of gems, bangles and oversize beads.
Stylist Geraldine Saglio opted to put together this collection of in your face jewelry. Although the pieces are each mixed into one another seamlessly, Saglio somehow ensured that they all stood out in unusual ways. Cuts of bright blue and deep orange added unusual hues, capturing the eyes of readers as they prepare for the end of summer.
Given the bold nature of the adornments, Bailey stuck to the basics. Hamman posed effortlessly, either lounging on an opulent bed or sitting slightly upright.
Gigantic Gemstone Editorials
The Vogue Paris Opium Du Style Photoshoot is Crammed with Jewelry
Trend Themes
1. Excessive Jewelry - Exploiting the trend of excessive jewelry in fashion editorials presents an opportunity for designers to create bold and attention-grabbing pieces.
2. Mixed Gemstones - Incorporating mixed gemstones into jewelry designs can create unique and eye-catching pieces that stand out from the crowd.
3. Unconventional Colors - Using unconventional colors in jewelry, such as bright blues and deep oranges, can capture the attention of consumers looking for unique and vibrant pieces.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and stylists can leverage the trend of excessive jewelry and unconventional colors to create innovative and striking collections.
2. Jewelry - The trend of mixed gemstones allows for jewelry designers to experiment with different combinations and create stunning and distinctive pieces.
3. Photography - Photographers specializing in fashion editorials can take advantage of the trend of excessive jewelry and mixed gemstones to create visually striking and captivating images.