Bruna Tenório stars in this flower child photography feature for Elle UK. Titled 'That 70s Show', the editorial is captured by Marcin Tyszka's lens and highlights expressive styles from another decade.
From suede trousers and plenty of fringe to disco-themed staples with a more glamorous edge, this image series proves that 70s inspirations are affecting the way today's generation dresses. Styling for this flower child photography exclusive is the work of Grace Cobb who dresses Bruna from Elite Models in pieces like floral maxi dresses and embroidered tunic tops.
'That 70s Show' boasts chic fashions from a number of top designer labels and features natural and fresh-faced beauty looks that are created by hair stylist Lok Lau and makeup artist Mel Arter.
What's Driving This Trend
- 70s Inspired Fashion
- The resurgence of 70s fashion trends presents an opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate retro-inspired designs into their collections.
- Expressive Styles
- The popularity of expressive and unconventional styles from the 70s opens up innovative possibilities for clothing retailers to create unique and standout pieces.
- Natural and Fresh-faced Beauty
- The emphasis on natural and fresh-faced beauty looks in the 70s-inspired photography creates a space for beauty brands to promote minimalistic and organic makeup and skincare products.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can capitalize on the 70s fashion revival by offering a wide range of retro-inspired clothing and accessories.
- Clothing Design
- Clothing designers have the opportunity to experiment with expressive and unconventional styles from the 70s and create avant-garde pieces.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Beauty and cosmetics brands can cater to the demand for natural and fresh-faced beauty looks by developing organic and minimalistic makeup and skincare products.
