Hana Jirickova fronts 'DB.' a vivid glam rock editorial that is lensed by photographer Quentin De Briey. Styling for the chromatic shoot is courtesy of Sara Fernandez who dresses her muse in clothing staples that are inspired by music icon David Bowie.
This image series highlights wardrobe standouts like jacquard suiting and metallic trousers along with beauty looks consisting of slicked back hair and geometric makeup. This glam rock editorial graces the January 2016 issue of Vogue Spain and boasts hair and makeup by creative duo Beatriz Matallana and Karim Rahman.
Referencing the rockstars of the late 70s and 80s, this editorial revives nostalgic fashions for a modern generation. While 2015 had a major 70s style moment, an 80s point of view is set to dominate in the new year ahead.
What's Driving This Trend
- Glam Rock Resurgence
- Fashion and beauty industries can capitalize on this trend by incorporating bold, chromatic styling and experimenting with 80s-inspired looks.
- Nostalgia-inspired Fashion
- Retail and beauty industries can utilize this trend by incorporating throwback styles into new collections and marketing campaigns.
- Music Icon-inspired Wardrobe Staples
- Fashion industries can create disruptive innovations by incorporating iconic wardrobe staples of musicians into modern-day styles in new collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on this editorial's trend by incorporating 80s-inspired bold, chromatic styles into new collections and marketing campaigns.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can utilize this trend by experimenting with geometric makeup, slicked back hair, and bold colors, drawing inspiration from this editorial.
- Music
- The music industry can draw inspiration from this editorial by incorporating iconic wardrobe staples of musicians into their new collections to bring an added layer of nostalgia and uniqueness.
