To the Moon and Back by Grace Gunawan for Dew is a stunning futuristic series for the sixth edition of the magazine. This series was inspired by the moon, and the model represents an extraterrestrial creature with spiked-up hair and futuristic clothes.
The photographer, Grace Gunawan, captured this story in a barren desert full of warm hues and crater-like surfaces. The stylist, Yoland Handoko, has dressed the model in polychromatic garments with different patterns and materials including hijab-like sweaters and layered dresses. Makeup artist Lizzie Parra covered the models eyebrows in silver tin foil, adding to the futuristic look.
Grace Gunawan is from Jakarta, Indonesia, and she got her start about four years ago. Her inspiration comes from color schemes, nature and open landscapes.
Hair-Raising Desert Captures
To the Moon and Back by Grace Gunawan for Dew Magazine is Futuristic
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Fashion - There's an opportunity for designers and brands to step into this futuristic genre and push the boundaries of what fashion can be.
2. Extraterrestrial Beauty - There's potential for beauty brands to explore unconventional looks and styles that take inspiration from outer-space.
3. Polychromatic Patterns - There's an opportunity for textile companies to experiment and innovate with colorful and patterned designs inspired by the vibrant colors of the desert landscape.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - This trend can be translated into clothing, accessories, and footwear, presenting an opportunity for the fashion industry to explore new design and material possibilities.
2. Beauty - The trend towards unconventional beauty looks inspired by outer-space represents an opportunity for beauty companies and artists alike to experiment with new products and techniques.
3. Textiles - The polychromatic patterns showcased in this series offer an opportunity for textile companies to explore new patterns, colors, and techniques that can be used in various applications across the fashion and interior design industries.