Color Blocked Redhead Editorials

The Figaro Japan 'Deep In The Valley' Photoshoot is Mismatched

The 'Deep In The Valley' June 2012 Figaro Japan editorial taken by photographer Camille Vivier hones in on the exotic beauty of Dutch supermodel Lekeliene Stange. Stange's deep redhead tresses are offset here with a series of bright colors and piercing patterns, all of which color block one another.

The fashion world's proclivity towards color blocking has yet to fade away. Unusual mixtures of bright hues has become almost commonplace, marking the focus of couture brands and marketing campaigns. Stylist Elisa Nalin has opted for this approach in the Deep In The Valley photoshoot, only with an atypical focus upon cosmetics.

While most continue to pair various shades together via eclectic ensembles, Nalin has furthered this by contrasting Stange's fiery red hair with light blue eye shadows, effectively incorporating the makeup realm into the color blocking movement.

Color Blocking
The trend of color blocking in fashion continues to be popular, creating disruptive innovation opportunities for designers to experiment with bold and contrasting color combinations.
Unconventional Pairings
The use of unconventional pairings of bright hues in marketing campaigns provides an opportunity for brands to stand out and create unique visual experiences for consumers.
Integration of Makeup and Fashion
The incorporation of makeup into the color blocking trend opens up possibilities for collaboration between fashion and beauty brands, allowing for innovative and cohesive creative expressions.

Where This Applies

Fashion
The fashion industry can leverage the trend of color blocking to create disruptive designs and attract attention in the market.
Marketing and Advertising
Brands in the marketing and advertising industry can capitalize on the use of unconventional pairings of bright hues to create impactful and memorable campaigns.
Beauty
Beauty brands can explore the integration of makeup and fashion by creating products and collaborations that align with the color blocking trend, offering unique and innovative options for consumers.
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