The Madame Figaro Spain December 2014 Richard Ramos editorial features the photographer's high end work. Model Elettra Wiedemann is present throughout the series which showcases funky approaches to wintertime apparel.
Stylist Marta Lasierra dressed Wiedemann in an assortment of tiered pieces. Layers came through chunky sweaters, leather dresses and fringe accents, adding further motion to Wiedemann's poses as she jumped and sat on chic avant-garde furniture pieces.
Make up artist Miguel Angel kept this Madame Figaro scene classic with rich red lips, shimmery eyeshadow and light cheeks. These additions fit in well with the often cozy apparel as it gave way to a casual look. This approach to seasonal dress will be of much interest to the magazine's current readers.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Layered Apparel
- Exploring funky approaches to layering in wintertime apparel presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
- Avant-garde Furniture
- Incorporating chic avant-garde furniture pieces into fashion editorials offers a disruptive opportunity for collaboration between the fashion and interior design industries.
- Classic Makeup
- Integrating classic makeup styles with casual looks opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in the beauty industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of layered apparel and explore new innovative designs and materials.
- Interior Design
- Avant-garde furniture collaborations with fashion brands can disrupt the interior design industry, offering unique and stylish furniture options.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can embrace classic makeup styles paired with casual looks to create innovative products and techniques.
