Photographer Anderson Smith captures the "Mod" editorial exclusive for Glassbook Magazine. The photographer looks to the 60s for his inspiration and works alongside makeup artist Maraz to bring his dynamic vision to life.
Glassbook Magazine's "Mod" fashion story features model Jamie from Lubo and Factor Atlanta who channels a 60s era vixen in this bold studio series. The model pulls off Twiggy-inspired eyeliner, glittering hand cosmetics and pop art themed nails that are displayed in a palette of black and white hues.
In addition to her stunning makeup, Jamie pulls off an edgy bowl cut that is courtesy of hair stylist Nicoletta Gauci. Overall, Anderson Smith vivid exclusive is a contemporary homage to the MOD styles of the 60s.
Image Credit: Anderson Smith
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- 60s-inspired Fashion
- Fashion industry can innovate by creating a hybrid of 60s-inspired styles with contemporary designs to appeal to modern consumers.
- Pop Art Makeup
- Cosmetics industry can disrupt by creating makeup products that reflect the bold and colorful nature of pop art for a unique and vibrant look.
- Bowl Cut Hair Styles
- Hair industry can innovate by combining bowl cut styles with contemporary techniques and designs to create a fresh and trendy new look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion industry can take inspiration from the 60s era and create new collections that blend vintage and modern designs for a unique look.
- Cosmetics Industry
- Cosmetics industry can capitalize on the bold and colorful pop art trend and create makeup products that appeal to consumers looking for expressive and creative looks.
- Hair Styling Industry
- Hair styling industry can experiment with bowl cut styles and try new techniques and designs to cater to consumers looking for fresh and trendy looks.
