The L'Officiel Brazil 'Cena De Cinema' editorial is reminiscent of the adored French film, 'Amelie.' From the darkly romantic shots to the cute brunette star, the photoshoot is stylized in such a way that its cinematic qualities almost outshine the flirty fashion being showcased. Nevertheless, the looks are just as romantic, which ties everything together with a neat bow.
Shot by photographer Yossi Michaeli, the L'Officiel Brazil 'Cena De Cinema' editorial stars model Ali Michael. The American beauty appears in the April 2013 issue of the magazine. Donning a wardrobe of romantically quirky dresses, she was outfitted by stylist Vanda Jacintho. Jacintho pulled pieces from the racks of such labels as Gucci, Prada, Chanel and Fendi. The lovely looks were perfected by hair stylist Luke Baker and makeup artist Deanna Melluso.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Stylistic Cinematic Editorials
- Exploring the trend of editorial photo shoots that resemble scenes from movies, creating a visually captivating and immersive experience for the viewer.
- Darkly Romantic Imagery
- The use of dark and romantic shots to create an emotive and cinematic storytelling in fashion editorials, evoking a sense of mystery and allure.
- Romantically Quirky Fashion
- The blending of romantic and quirky elements in fashion styling, resulting in unique and whimsical looks that stand out in editorials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Photography
- Opportunities for fashion brands and photographers to collaborate on visually stunning editorials that push the boundaries of traditional fashion photography.
- Film and Fashion
- Potential for partnerships between fashion brands and filmmakers to create cross-promotional campaigns and immersive storytelling experiences.
- Makeup and Hair Styling
- Innovation in makeup and hair styling techniques to complement the darkly romantic and cinematic themes in editorials, providing creative opportunities for makeup artists and hairstylists.
