The 10 Magazine Winter 2012 issue breaks free from the traditional glamorous style of editorials and takes on an unconventionally spooky, yet still ultra-haute, look.
The editorial features Wang Xiao sporting dramatic skull-inspired makeup. Avant-garde overalls shimmer and shine in this feature as Wang dresses in a floral jumpsuit, a bright-green bloated dress, lavish lace black mini dress and a charming blazer.
Captured by Christian Anwander, the shoot does more than just entertain and audience, it inspires other collections for next year as the 10 Magazine Winter 2012 issue raises the bar in the ever-changing world of fashion. Hold on to your seats as you glance through the spooky skull-infused fashion finds -- maybe you'll even start planning for next year's Halloween costume.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Skull-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create edgy collections featuring skull motifs and makeup.
- Avant-garde Overalls
- Potential for designers to experiment with unconventional overalls designs using shimmering materials and unique embellishments.
- Spooky Glamour
- Chance for the fashion industry to explore a darker, haunting aesthetic while still maintaining a high-fashion allure.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore new design possibilities by incorporating skull-inspired elements and avant-garde overalls in their collections.
- Makeup and Cosmetics
- Opportunity for makeup brands to create skull-inspired makeup looks that align with the spooky fashion trend.
- Photography and Editorial
- Photographers and editors can embrace the spooky aesthetic in their shoots, inspiring other fashion editorials to take a darker, more unconventional approach.
