Andrés Velencoso dons androgynous makeup looks in an editorial by photographer Richard Burbridge. The model is outfitted by wardrobe stylist Jodie Barnes who dresses him in solid-colored and printed pieces that are designed to match his vivid cosmetics.
Gracing the Spring/Summer 2015 issue of Fantastic Man, the 'Made Up' image series challenges traditional beauty ideals. The photoshoot embraces androgynous makeup looks that are created by beauty expert Peter Philips. In this exclusive, Peter experiments with subtle and bold cosmetics and showcases hot pink lipsticks, blue eyeshadows and rosy blush applications on his moustached model.
In addition to those cosmetics, the makeup artist also enhances model Andrés' face with the help of sleek eyeliner and lash-extending mascara.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Androgynous Makeup Looks
- The makeup industry has an opportunity to tap into the growing demand for gender-neutral beauty products and elaborate on the concept of Androgynous Makeup looks.
- Male Makeup
- The male grooming industry can utilize the trend of Androgynous Makeup Looks as a platform to launch men-centric makeup products.
- Gender-free Beauty
- The gender-free beauty industry can capitalize on the increasing demand for gender-neutral products and launch new products that cater to both men and women.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can explore androgynous looks and launch gender-neutral makeup products.
- Male Grooming
- Male grooming industry can experiment with makeup looks that cater to men and explore product launches that cater to growing interest in the concept of male makeup.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore androgynous looks, makeup, and grooming trends to create edgy and unique fashion looks.
