If the Bride of Frankenstein (or Marge Simpson) were a flapper, they would rock the same looks that are found in the Bette Franke Vogue Netherlands editorial. The standup hair (literally) is reminiscent of these two iconic characters, adding a modern touch to the vintage-inspired ensembles. From artfully windswept to slantedly sheared off, the hairstyles are funky and quirky.
The Bette Franke Vogue Netherlands editorial was shot by Amsterdam-based photographer Marc de Groot. Set to appear in the magazine's April 2012 issue, the Dutch beauty was styled by Marije Goekoop. Goekoop pulled pieces from fashion houses such as Gucci, Ralph Lauren and Etro, pairing them with art deco accessories and platform heels. Beauty artist Irena Ruben lays claim to the shock of curls and barely-there glamorous makeup.
What's Driving This Trend
- Funky-haired Flapper Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create modern interpretations of vintage flapper hairstyles for a funky and quirky look.
- Vintage-inspired Editorials
- Opportunity for photographers to create visually striking editorials that combine elements of iconic characters with a modern twist.
- Art Deco Accessories
- Opportunity for jewelry designers to incorporate art deco elements into their designs for a vintage-inspired yet contemporary aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create modern interpretations of vintage flapper hairstyles for a funky and quirky look.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to create visually striking editorials that combine elements of iconic characters with a modern twist.
- Jewelry Design
- Opportunity for jewelry designers to incorporate art deco elements into their designs for a vintage-inspired yet contemporary aesthetic.
