The Dior Magazine Natalia Vodianova editorial provides a series of intricately juxtaposed snapshots. The blonde model posed for photographer Peter Lindbergh who applied a black and white finish to the images.
Stylist Jacob K. added to the drama that comes across in this Dior Magazine production with a jewel-encrusted turtleneck, a metallic shirt and a cape-like shawl. These items made for a formal feel that will be sure to inspire followers of the couture label.
Make up artist Tom Pecheux kept this Lindbergh scene simple yet dramatic with thin eyeliner, dark eye shadow and slightly glossy lips. With a loosely tied bun and a barely there bouffant updo, Vodianova looked ahead of the style curve in a relaxed manner.
What's Driving This Trend
- Contrasting Black and White Photography
- Opportunity to incorporate contrasting black and white photography in various fashion campaigns and editorials.
- Luxurious Formal Wear
- Potential for creating new lines of formal wear that incorporate jewel-encrusted tops, metallic shirts, and cape-like shawls.
- Minimalist Makeup
- Opportunity for beauty and makeup brands to embrace a simplistic approach with thin eyeliner, dark eye shadow, and lightly glossy lips.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can adopt contrasting black and white photography, luxurious formal wear, and minimalist makeup to attract and inspire customers.
- Beauty and Makeup
- Beauty and makeup brands can incorporate a minimalist makeup style in their product offerings to appeal to customers who prefer a simple yet elegant look.
- Luxury Goods
- Manufacturers of luxury goods can take inspiration from this editorial shoot and introduce new products that are exclusives and offer a sense of luxury to customers.
