Ice Queen by Marlot Haagsma, a photographer based in the Netherlands, revolves around an everyday object: bubble wrap. And yet the photoshoot itself is far from everyday. Instead, the classic packing material has been repurposed into a gauzy and ethereal outfit for the 'ice queen' that stars in it. Like a corpse bride, model Charlotte Brasjen is a vision in white.
An appropriate photoshoot for the upcoming winter season, Ice Queen by Marlot Haagsma depicts a fantasy world that could have very well been dreamed up by a child. Shot in studio, the looks were perfected by hairstylist and makeup artist Jacqueline Swart, who focused on a theatrical face with chiseled cheeks and a silver updo.
What's Driving This Trend
- Repurposed Materials as Fashion
- Bubble wrap is reimagined as gauzy and ethereal outfits in the 'Ice Queen' photoshoot
- Fantasy-inspired Fashion Photography
- The 'Ice Queen' photoshoot features a childlike fantasy world with model Charlotte Brasjen as the ethereal star
- Theatrical Makeup and Hair for Fashion
- Hairstylist and makeup artist Jacqueline Swart creates a dramatic look with chiseled cheeks and silver updo for the 'Ice Queen' photoshoot
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Repurposing materials, like bubble wrap, to create unique runway looks and photo shoots
- Photography
- Exploring fantasy-inspired concepts for fashion photography
- Beauty
- Creating dramatic and theatrical hair and makeup looks for fashion photoshoots
