The May 2011 issue of Harper's Bazaar U.S. features an editorial spread with Lady Gaga, who shows off her sensuous side with soft strawberry-colored locks. The effect of the hair makes Gaga look pretty and subdued, as opposed to her usual loud and eccentric style.
Throughout the shoot, Gaga matches her pretty and soft strawberry-colored hair with various outfits featuring everything from mesh to lace. One outfit that particularly stands out is a fully-patterned look that resembles butterflies. In true Gaga fashion, her clothes are unique and creative, but her pastel hair adds a very feminine and soft side to her appeal.
This Harper's Bazaar editorial spread is photographed by famous American photographer Terry Richardson.
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Lady Gaga Shows Her Soft and Pretty Side to Harper's Bazaar
Trend Themes
1. Butterfly Patterns - Fashion designers could incorporate butterfly patterns into clothing and accessories, creating a new trend that is both feminine and creative.
2. Soft Colors - Soft colors and pastels could become more popular in fashion and beauty, offering brands the opportunity to showcase their products in a new way.
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry players can use butterfly patterns, soft colors, and contradiction fashion to create new designs and unique products for consumers.
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3. Photography - Photographers can experiment with butterfly patterns and soft colors to create editorial spreads that showcase different sides of models, celebrities, and public figures.