This multicultural beauty feature is captured for the pages of Harper's Bazaar and features models Alecia Morais, Hayett McCarthy, Kayla Scott and others.
'Shades of Beauty' is lensed by 2b Management photographer Richard Bush and boasts hair and makeup looks by the talented Kerry Warn, Peter Phillips and Isamaya Ffrench. Legendary fashion editor Carine Roitfeld also teams up with Bush to bring this editorial's visual theme to life and collaborates with set designer Louis Benzoni who opts for a stark studio backdrop.
Highlighting an array of multicultural beauty looks, this feature is a celebration of diversity and sets a vibrant tone for the upcoming season. Its most notable looks include electric turquoise eyeshadows, gold lids and even crimson mascara looks along with vivid lipsticks in both tropical and metallic tones.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Multicultural Beauty
- Incorporating diversity in beauty editorials can tap into a growing consumer demand for representation and inclusivity.
- Vivid Makeup Looks
- Experimenting with bold and vibrant makeup looks can attract attention and appeal to consumers looking for unique and artistic expressions of beauty.
- Collaborative Fashion Editorials
- Partnering with renowned photographers, makeup artists, and fashion editors can result in visually stunning and influential editorial spreads.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can leverage the trend of multicultural beauty editorials to create innovative products and campaigns that cater to a diverse range of consumers.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can draw inspiration from vivid makeup looks and collaboration in editorials to push boundaries in creative fashion designs and runway shows.
- Publishing
- Publishers and magazines can capitalize on the trend of collaborative fashion editorials to produce visually striking and compelling content that resonates with their audience.
