While everything about the HK Tatler 'Colour Me Beautiful' editorial is sculptural, the multi-hued hairstyles are particularly artistic. The dramatic waves and pastel colors give the fashion a Victorian flair with a modern twist. It helps that the outfits themselves are stunningly contemporary in a dramatically structured way. The sweeping lines of the dresses and bold construction of the tops make this an elegantly experimental editorial.
The HK Tatler Colour Me Beautiful editorial was lensed by Spanish photographer Paco Peregrín. The model was styled by Kattaca, who played with vast amount of jewelry and furs for a unique take on the eccentric widow persona. With a dash of Cruella de Vil, the looks are certainly fun to look at, not to mention a little devilish. They were perfected by makeup artist Lewis Amarante with hair by X-presion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sculptural Hairstyles
- Opportunity for beauty brands to create innovative products and styling techniques for elaborate, artistic hairstyles.
- Contemporary Victorian Fashion
- Fashion designers can explore the blend of Victorian and modern elements to create avant-garde, dramatic clothing.
- Eccentric Editorial Styling
- Stylists and photographers can push boundaries to create visually captivating and unconventional fashion editorials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can develop new hair products and tools to achieve intricate, sculptural hairstyles.
- Fashion
- Fashion industry professionals can experiment with contemporary Victorian-inspired designs to cater to avant-garde fashion enthusiasts.
- Photography
- Photographers and stylists can embrace eccentric and unconventional editorial concepts to create visually stunning fashion editorials.
