Makeup takes on a certain aristocratic flair with the Dior Spring 2014 Makeup collection.
Inspired by the most notorious French Queen Marie-Antoinette, this line features a lot of soft springtime shades and sweet feminine palettes. Taking from the iconic Queen's exclusive private residence located near Versailles, France, the blushes and eye shadows in this line are crafted to resemble the vibrant yet soft flowers located around the premises. The crowning glory of this royal-infused collection is the Trianon Palette encased in a bow-shaped case equipped with eye liner, eye shadows, and two new shades of blush in coral and a softer pink.
This Dior Spring 2014 Makeup collection is definitely suited for the women who fancy themselves a modern day Queen.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Aristocratic Cosmetics
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating makeup lines with a royal, upscale aesthetic
- Nature-inspired Palettes
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing cosmetics with shades and colors inspired by nature
- Emulating Iconic Figures
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating makeup lines that reference iconic figures and their styles
Sectors Adopting This
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can develop makeup lines with a royal, upscale aesthetic, inspired by nature or iconic figures
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can create collections that include makeup lines, inspired by historical or iconic figures, especially those with royal or aristocratic backgrounds
- Luxury Lifestyle
- Luxury lifestyle companies can leverage historical and iconic figures to develop product lines that appeal to those who aspire to a high-end lifestyle
