The advent of fall and winter does not have to mean a transition into a darker more melancholy persona as the Glamour Magazine 'Block Party' editorial colorfully points out. Instead of adopting shadier makeup looks, it advocates mixing and matching vibrant hues that will help to brighten the shorter days of these seasons.
The Glamour Magazine 'Block Party' editorial was shot by Italian photographer Filippo del Vita of Effelle Photography. Makeup artist Martin Schmid experimented with model Tina by translating the colorblocked fashion trend on the face. The looks were complemented with a short do by hairstylist Alberto Guzman, impeccable manicure by Angie Sheckler and an equally chromatic set design by Laura Garcia Serventi. Bold and beautiful, the editorial offers a lot of inspiration.
What's Driving This Trend
- Color-blocked Beauty
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for makeup and beauty industries to create new lines of products using bold and vibrant hues.
- Chromatic Fashion Trends
- Opportunities for textile and fashion industries to explore colorful trends and create new fashion concepts.
- Colorful Set Designs
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for event planning and interior design industries to integrate vibrant colorblocked themes in their designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Makeup
- Create new bold and vibrant product lines inspired by color-blocked beauty editorials.
- Fashion
- Integrate color-blocked designs in new fashion lines to explore chromatic trends.
- Event Planning/interior Design
- Integrate colorful set designs and playful hued themes in event and interior designs for disruptive innovation opportunities.
