Models Clara Nergardh, Viktoria Persson and Iris Svenson are beautifully soft and romantic in the latest editorial for Pulp Magazine. The photo shoot shows the three models wearing various headpieces, each of which seems to be inspired by a distant part of history but has been modernized to suit today’s fashion trends.
One headpiece is a turban-style creation made entirely of thick white fabric. It serves to elongate the model’s head and helps her strong features to explode off the screen. Photographer Ceen Wahren’s use of stark side-lighting also helps to accentuate the model’s cheekbones and really make the contrasting white of the turban pop next to the model’s dark features.
These headpieces all tell a different story about a different time, each of which is more romantic than the last. Pulp Magazine’s editorial is truly an artistic triumph.
Dramatically Romantic Headpieces
The New Pulp Magazine Editorial is Both Exotic and Familiar
Trend Themes
1. Romantic Headpieces - The trend of incorporating romantic headpieces in fashion creates opportunities for designers to modernize historical styles and cater to current fashion trends.
2. Modernized History - The trend of modernizing historical headpiece designs presents opportunities for creative reinterpretations and fusion of different eras in fashion.
3. Artistic Triumph - The trend of using headpieces in fashion editorials as artistic expressions opens up opportunities for photographers and stylists to create visually captivating images.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can leverage the trend of romantic headpieces to create unique and eye-catching designs that appeal to fashion-forward consumers.
2. Photography - Photographers can explore the trend of using headpieces in editorial shoots to create visually striking images and showcase their creativity.
3. Styling - Stylists can capitalize on the trend of incorporating headpieces in fashion to experiment with different styles and create visually captivating looks.