The Flare 'Bellissima' editorial is exceptionally steamy, sexy and exotic. It embodies the Mediterranean allure that has inspired the photo shoot. Showcasing some of the spring season's choice fashion selections, the editorial is rife with bright hues, bold textures and floral patterns. There is also an emphasis on skin-revealing pieces, which are perfect for hot weather climates.
Shot by fashion photographer Chris Nicholls for the magazine's March 2012 issue, the Flare Bellissima editorial stars the sultry Bruna Tenorio. Styled by fashion editor Elizabeth Cabral, the wardrobe complements the rustic stone setting. In fact, the vibrancy of each outfit jumps off the backdrop in a beautiful and seductive way.
Tenorio's tousled updo and full makeup in the Flare Bellissima editorial was done by beauty artist Simone Otis.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Steamy Fashion Editorials
- There is an opportunity for fashion magazines to create sizzling and exotic editorials that capture the audience's attention.
- Mediterranean-inspired Fashion
- Fashion designers can explore Mediterranean influences in their collections, incorporating bright hues, bold textures, and floral patterns.
- Skin-revealing Fashion
- Fashion brands can cater to hot weather climates by designing skin-revealing pieces that are both fashionable and comfortable.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Magazines
- Fashion magazines can embrace the demand for steamy and exotic editorials to attract a larger audience and increase their readership.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can tap into the Mediterranean aesthetic to create unique and captivating collections that stand out in the market.
- Apparel Retail
- Apparel retailers can offer a variety of skin-revealing pieces that cater to hot weather climates, providing customers with stylish and comfortable options.
