It seems almost uncalled for that model Alison Nix would be restless in the Pulp 'In the Future We Will be Strange' editorial. The flamboyant futuristic outfits should set a much livelier tone. As though following the common phrase, 'All dressed up and no where to go,' the photoshoot is as subdued as it is quirky.
The Pulp In the Future We Will be Strange was lensed by photographer Arkan Zakharov for the fifth issue of the Canadian publication. The American beauty was styled by fashion editor Juliana Schiavinatto. Clad in designs from such labels as Gucci, Preen, Rag & Bone and Burberry Prorsum, she is transformed into a punk sci-fi princess. The looks were perfected with colorful eyeshadow by Min Min Ma and disheveled hair by Shlomi Mor.
Eccentrically Restless Editorials
Pulp 'In the Future We Will be Strange' Stars Alison Nix
Trend Themes
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3. Disheveled Glamour - Chance for hairstylists and makeup artists to experiment with disheveled yet glamorous looks that challenge traditional beauty standards.
Industry Implications
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