Photographer Stécie April captures "Logica", an architectural image series that is lensed for Glassbook Magazine. The editorial features Dulcedo face Catherine Simard who channels a contemporary style-setter in the outdoor photshoot.
The model dons slicked back and silver-hued tresses that are courtesy of makeup artist and hair stylist Stécie April. Her edgy beauty look is the perfect compliment to stylist Cath Sim's wardrobe picks that mimic the linear forms and sharp shapes of the editorial's backdrop.
Its architectural background elements range from grid-shaped windows to stone wall facades that serve as the perfect canvas for Catherine;s black and white wardrobe. The model poses alongside various architectural elements and is also lensed in front of a geometric sculpture.
Image Credit: Stécie April
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Architectural Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore collaborations with architects, incorporating structures and landscapes into photo shoots and runway shows.
- Linear Beauty
- Cosmetic companies can create beauty looks that feature clean lines and geometric shapes, inspired by the architectural elements in this editorial.
- Urban Minimalism
- Design firms can incorporate the simplicity and elegance of urban architecture into their product designs, creating sleek and minimalist aesthetics.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can draw inspiration from the architectural elements in this editorial to create collections that feature linear shapes and graphic patterns.
- Beauty
- Cosmetic companies can market products that feature clean lines and geometric shapes, using the architectural background as a source of inspiration for their packaging designs.
- Product Design
- Design firms can explore the use of urban minimalism in their products, drawing inspiration from the simplicity and elegance of the architectural elements in this editorial.
