Karmen Pedaru's i-D Magazine feature will definitely get you in the mood to party. Pedaru isn't afraid to rock out with her fishnets out, so to speak, and her devil-may-care attitude is definitely infectious.
Fashion editor Alastair McKimm put together Pedaru's rocker look, which consisted of embellished bodices, tassels and fishnet bodysuits. The fashion can be described as raunchy, cabaret-inspired club wear fit for a rock concert. One thing is for sure: Pedaru isn't shy to bare a little skin.
Makeup artist Francelle used a heavy hand when it came to eyeshadow, giving Pedaru a dramatic, metallic look. Meanwhile, Rutger styled her two-tone hair in a messy, I-woke-up-like-this fashion that Beyonce would definitely approve of. Finally, Amy Troost photographed all the pre-party action for the i-D Spring 2014 issue.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Cabaret-inspired Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore the opportunity to create edgy designs with cabaret-inspired club wear for fashion enthusiasts who like to make bold fashion statements.
- Dramatic Metallic Makeup
- Beauty industry professionals can experiment with dramatic, metallic makeup looks like those in Karmen Pedaru's i-D Magazine feature to cater to customers who like to experiment with bold makeup looks.
- Messy Hair Trend
- Hair care industry can tap into the growing demand for messy, I-woke-up-like-this hair trends by offering products that help to create the nonchalant, effortless hairdos.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can capitalize on cabaret-inspired designs and accessories to cater to customers who love to highlight their bold and edgy fashion sense.
- Beauty
- Makeup and beauty industry can experiment with dramatic, metallic makeup looks for runway fashion events and everyday makeup to provide a more adventurous option to their customers.
- Hair Care
- Haircare industry can invest in research and development of nonchalant hairstyles to cater to the growing fashion trend of messy hairdos.
