Literally Lined Editorials

The Grit Sweet Nothings Photoshoot Displays Angular Red Stripes

The Grit Sweet Nothings editorial is currently apart of the publication's Summer 2015 edition. The striking, emotionally charged production was overseen by photographer Niclas Heikkinen who selected a dark lighting scheme with red and green hues.

Stylist Kama Krystel chose to keep Sweet Nothings noticeably angular with crimson stripes lining model Briley Jones' face and body. These unusual cosmetic features paired well with Krystel's inclusion of baggy sweaters, sheer tops and loose safari-inspired shorts.

Make up artist Gillian Campbell is essential to this visionary display of fashion. Campbell's use of peach, rose and wine-colored palettes matched the apparel in each snapshot. It also allowed Jones to come across as all the more fiery and impassioned.

Angular Stripe Fashion
Fashion industry can experiment on angular stripes for eye-catching makeup and apparels, aiming to attract millennials.
Dark-themed Photography
The Photography industry can offer darker lighting design for editorial shots, bringing out emotionally charged productions.
Unconventional Makeup Palettes
Makeup industry can explore and introduce unconventional makeup palettes including the use of peach, rose and wine colors.

Where This Applies

Fashion
Fashion industry can collaborate with makeup and photography industries for producing visionary display of trendy apparels.
Photography
Photography industry can collaborate with fashion and makeup artists to bring out the best of their models in visually appealing photoshoots.
Beauty and Cosmetics
Makeup industry can explore and offer unconventional makeup techniques for photographers and fashion stylists to create trendsetting editorials.
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