Red-haired model Jackie Crespo pulls of 60s hairstyles and fresh-faced cosmetics in 'Magnitud', a retro-themed beauty story for the pages of Harper's Bazaar Mexico.
This editorial is captured by photographer Dan Crosby's lens and features ultra-feminine styling by Paulina Florencia. Model Jackie Crespo dons jewel-toned coats, structured blazers and silk tops that are accented with 60s hairstyles like bouffants and voluminous ponytials.
Grooming for this Harper's Bazaar Mexico beauty story is courtesy of hair stylist Antonio Corral who works alongside the shoot's talented makeup artist Daniel Avilan. The creative duo transform their model muse into a glamorous character from the 60s. The model dons the era's unforgettable hairstyles and proves that fashion is always referencing the past when setting the tone for modern styles.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Retro Beauty Trend
- The popularity of 60s-inspired hair and makeup looks presents an opportunity for cosmetic and hair care companies to create new product lines that cater to this aesthetic.
- Fashion Nostalgia Trend
- The resurgence of retro fashion styles highlights an opportunity for clothing brands to draw inspiration from past eras to create modern, yet nostalgic designs.
- Innovative Styling Trend
- The creative and experimental hairstyles showcased in this editorial could inspire hair stylists and salons to offer unique and unconventional styling options to their clients.
Where This Applies
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can capitalize on the 60s-inspired beauty trend by offering new makeup and skincare products that cater to this aesthetic.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from past eras, like the 60s, to create modern, yet nostalgic designs that appeal to consumers looking for unique pieces.
- Hair Care
- Hair care companies can create a new line of products catering to unconventional hairstyles that inspire consumers to break away from traditional styling options.
