Creative Director and photographer Michelle Aristocrat captures "Poison Opal", Glassbook Magazine's pink-obsessed editorial series.
Styling for this fashion story is courtesy of Jennifer Choy who opts for a psychedelic palette of feminine, rose hues in the shoot. The stylist dresses her muse Kenley from Elmer Olsen in a range of pink-hued designer staples that include pieces from Zara, Club Monaco and Nine West among other labels.
Hair and makeup for this image series is courtesy of Ronnie Tremblay who creates a retro, victory roll hair look for Kenley. The beauty artist also gives the model a dramatic and dark lip along with crimson eye-shadow hues that are matched to her pink-toned ensembles. Overall, Glassbook Magazine's latest exclusive embraces fantasy and fuses its vibrant wardrobe with a dreamlike, garden backdrop.
Image Credit: Michelle Aristocrat
What's Driving This Trend
- Psychedelic Fashion
- There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating clothing and accessories that embrace vibrant, retro-inspired colors and patterns.
- Rose Hues
- Exploring the use of pink and rose-colored tones in various industries such as interior design and graphic design could lead to unique and captivating creations.
- Dreamlike Imagery
- Harnessing surreal and fantastical elements in photography, advertising, and marketing campaigns can create memorable and immersive experiences for consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the popularity of pink by incorporating more pink-hued designs and accessories, offering unique and eye-catching options to consumers.
- Interior Design
- Incorporating rose hues and psychedelic elements into interior design can create visually stunning and immersive spaces that capture the imagination of homeowners and visitors.
- Advertising
- By using dreamlike imagery and surreal concepts in advertising campaigns, companies can stand out from the competition and create a lasting impact on consumers.
