Luisa Bianchin dons a botanical wardrobe in 'Tutte In Fiore', Glamour Italia's floral fantasy editorial. The image series celebrates the artistry and imagination of clothing and highlights headpieces that are made from a variety of fresh and faux flowers.
Captured by Sandrine Dulermo and Michael Labica, this image series is featured in Glamour Italia's April; 2015 issue. The photoshoot boasts wardrobe styling by Laurent Dombrowicz and includes a handful of designer pieces from luxury labels.
Hair styling for this floral fantasy editorial is the work of Keiichiro Hirano who creates voluminous locks for his muse Luisa. The hair stylist works with Emma Miles, in charge of makeup and helps to bring set designer Anna Tavani's blossoming vision to life.
What's Driving This Trend
- Botanical Fashion
- The use of fresh and faux flowers in clothing design can create unique and whimsical looks.
- Floral Headpieces
- Headpieces made from a variety of flowers can provide an opportunity for creative accessory design.
- Nature-inspired Photography
- The artistic use of florals in editorial photography can create visually stunning images.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Clothing and accessory designers can explore using florals in their designs to create unique and imaginative looks.
- Photography
- Photographers can incorporate florals as artistic elements to create compelling editorial imagery.
- Event Planning
- Designers and planners can incorporate florals into event decor and fashion for nature-inspired themes and styles.
