The images that make up the Harper’s Bazaar Vietnam January 2014 editorial look like something out of a dream. It revolves around an exotic Asian theme showcasing a slew of looks that would be fitting for a modern day geisha. Chock full of gorgeous gowns and sleek silhouettes, the designs were pulled from the likes of Chanel, Emporio Armani and Louis Vuitton by stylist Phuong My.
Looking past winter to spring, the Harper’s Bazaar Vietnam January 2014 editorial is also full of green foliage and warmer weather. Shot by photographer Stockton Johnson, the editorial stars model Cici Xiang. The Chinese beauty was perfected by beauty artist Kevin Long, who concentrated on straight hair and bold brows.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Exotic Asian-themed Editorials
- There is an opportunity for photographers and stylists to create visually captivating editorials that draw inspiration from Asian culture and fashion.
- Gorgeous Gowns and Sleek Silhouettes
- Designers can explore the creation of elegant and modern designs that combine the beauty of gowns with sleek and flattering silhouettes.
- Natural-themed Editorials
- There is a trend towards incorporating natural elements like green foliage and warmer weather into fashion editorials, creating opportunities for photographers to shoot in outdoor settings.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can explore creating visually stunning editorials that showcase exotic themes and incorporate natural elements.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers have an opportunity to create elegant gowns with sleek silhouettes that cater to modern tastes and preferences.
- Beauty and Makeup
- Beauty artists can experiment with straight hair and bold brows, offering unique and striking looks that enhance the overall aesthetic of fashion editorials.
