It is undeniable that the Harper’s Bazaar Latin America October 2013 cover shoot is inspired by the classic Disney villain Cruelle de Vil. Even if the strict black and white ensembles weren't already a dead give away, the platinum blonde hair and model's spotted four-legged friend certainly are. Although the relationship between the two may seem a little morbid considering why Cruella loves Dalmatians, the photoshoot is quite cute.
The Harper’s Bazaar Latin America October 2013 cover shoot was lensed by photographer Jason Kim. It stars model Alison Nix. The American beauty is ultra-polished and slightly devious thanks to stylist Mary Fellowes. Fellowes pulled monochromatic pieces from the likes of Burberry, Alexander Wang and Celine. Hair stylist Romina Manenti and makeup artist Vincent Oquendo were on beauty duty.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Disney Villain-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion companies to create collections inspired by iconic Disney villains.
- Monochromatic Ensembles
- Potential for designers to create black and white fashion collections.
- Animal Print Trend
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate animal prints into their designs.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of Disney villain-inspired fashion.
- Photography
- Photography industry can benefit from capturing editorials inspired by iconic Disney villains.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry can offer makeup and hair products and services to achieve the Disney villain-inspired look.
