Design SCENE Magazine's 'Graphic Impact' editorial is captured by photographer Stephanie Pistel and features Elite Model Management face Lucette. Gracing the publication's April 2016 issue, this editorial features vivid apparel and collage imagery that is created with fun background vignettes and photo filters.
Styling for Graphic Impact is courtesy of fashion editor Pedro Dias who dresses his muse in a handful of striped wardrobe staples. These range from simple shift dresses that are vibrantly patterned and tailored jackets that boast a vertical stripe motif. Her fashions include looks from Ralph Lauren, Herve Leger and Prada among other names.
Hair and makeup for this Stephanie Pistel editorial is the work of Yvonne Nusdorfer at Angelique Hoorn Management who opts for wavy and wet tresses and summer-ready cosmetics.
Chic Collage Editorials
Stephanie Pistel's 'Graphic Impact' Photoshoot Features Vivid Apparel
Trend Themes
1. Collage Imagery - The use of collage imagery in fashion editorials opens up opportunities for innovative visual storytelling and artistic expression.
2. Vivid Apparel - The trend of featuring vivid and colorful apparel in fashion editorials offers opportunities for brands to showcase bold and eye-catching designs that stand out.
3. Graphic Impact - The emphasis on graphic impact in fashion editorials presents opportunities for photographers and designers to explore new ways of creating visually striking and memorable images.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can leverage the use of collage imagery and vivid apparel to create unique and captivating campaigns that resonate with consumers.
2. Photography - Photographers can explore the trend of graphic impact and incorporate collage imagery to create visually stunning and innovative editorials.
3. Beauty - Beauty brands can collaborate with fashion editorials to showcase innovative hair and makeup styles that complement the vivid apparel and graphic impact of the visuals.