Photographer Calope’s latest editorial, featured in Bon Bon magazine issue 2, is an ode to the chic and ladylike looks one can imagine seeing on the streets of Paris. Model Dajana (Elmer Olsen) looks effortless and delicate. Stylist Alexandra Moye (of the Plutino Group) showcases a stunning magpie mix of vintage and high-street lines like Topshop and Cheap Monday on Dajana, many of the looks crowned with luxe-looking velveteen and felt hats by Cabaret.
Aside from the gorgeous hats, accessories were kept minimal yet made subtle statements. Hair and makeup artist Amybeth Duclos (of Judy Inc) finished the look with an effortless face consisting of bold brows, bare lips, and contoured cheekbones. The perfect finishing touch was Dajana’s simple mane, slicked back with a deep side part, unmistakably Parisienne-chic.
What's Driving This Trend
- Parisian-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections that capture the chic and ladylike essence of Parisian style.
- Vintage and High-street Mix
- Potential for retailers to curate a mix of vintage and high-street clothing to offer customers unique and affordable fashion options.
- Effortless Beauty
- Beauty brands can focus on creating products and tutorials that help achieve a simple yet polished Parisienne-chic look.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can capitalize on the trend by offering Parisian-inspired collections and unique vintage items.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Beauty brands have the opportunity to market products that help achieve the effortless Parisienne-chic beauty look.
- Photography and Magazines
- Photography and magazine industries can collaborate to create editorials that showcase the elegance and fashion of Parisian style.
