Actress Lucy Liu is a vision of glamor and sophistication in the More Magazine November 2012 editorial. Promoting her latest film, 'The Man with the Iron Fists' as well as her first foray into television with 'Elementary,' the New York native continues to channel the strength and independence of her characters despite donning very ladylike ensembles.
The More Magazine November 2012 editorial is aptly titled, 'The New Age of Elegance.' Shot by photographer Emre Guven and styled by Jonny Lichtenstein, the photoshoot showcases stunning dresses that hug all the right curves. From Michael Kors to Zac Posen and Roberto Cavalli, the haute couture is made for the likes of Lucy Liu.
Hairstylist Enzo Angileri and makeup artist Erin Ayanian Monroe finish the looks in the More Magazine November 2012 editorial.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- New Age Elegance
- There's an opportunity for fashion brands to create modern elegance designs that cater to consumers seeking a contemporary look with a touch of sophistication.
- Ladylike Ensembles
- Brands can produce more ladylike apparel, or add their spin to the understated femininity genre to the growing demand for them.
- Fashion Editorial Photoshoots
- Teams can concept documents such as magazine editorials that bring new themes to the forefront, spark discussions among consumers, and feature new designer threads taking them to new heights.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands have the opportunity to create modern elegant clothing to transcend the individuals who make reference to the pieces and streamline a contemporary appearance that is fit for various occasions.
- Media and Entertainment
- Companies can create content such as commercials, movies, TV shows which showcase modern elegance and femininity featuring diverse casts, to expand accessibility to different groups of people.
- Photography
- Photographers have a chance to create a platform where they can share thought-provoking images that cause people to discuss modern elegance and what it means to them.
