Photographer Calope captures platinum haired beauty Sarah Karda for Glassbook magazine's "La Vie D'un Fleur" editorial exclusive.
The Push Management face is captured in a studio setting while channeling a modern version of French monarch Marie Antoinette. The model dons a wardrobe of couture gowns and statement accessories that are hand-picked by stylist Peter Fitt at Coup and Co.
Make-up for this series is courtesy of Brittany Sinclair who works alongside hair stylist Eduardo Mella to transform his model muse from a fresh-faced girl to an infamous monarch. Set designer Caitlin Doherty creates the backdrop for Glassbook magazine's "La View D'um Fleur" fashion story and looks to baroque and rococo art imagery for her visual inspiration.
Image Credit: Calope
What's Driving This Trend
- Versailles-themed Couture
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create modern interpretations of historic fashion styles.
- Modern Marie Antoinette
- Potential for beauty and make-up brands to develop products inspired by historical figures and aesthetics.
- Baroque and Rococo Art Imagery
- Chance for artists and designers to incorporate opulent and ornate visuals into their works.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can find inspiration in historical fashion to create unique and eye-catching designs.
- Beauty and Make-up
- Opportunity for beauty brands to explore historical influences in their product development and marketing strategies.
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can incorporate baroque and rococo art imagery to create visually striking and intricate works.
