Entitled 'Bad Mod Gal', this Glassbook Magazine editorial is captured by photographer Nigel Lew's lens. The image series features styling that is courtesy of Vincent Lee and looks to the 60s for its visual inspiration.
Playing with perception, this kaleidoscopic editorial is nothing short of captivating. Lizbell face Alicia K. stars in the fashion story and dons a wardrobe of striped blazers, graphic skirts and matching, monochromatic trousers that boast graphic design details. The affordable pieces include looks from H&M, Joe Fresh and Material Girl among other labels.
Make-up and hair styling for this Nigel Lew exclusive is courtesy of Oz Zandiyeh for TRESemmé Hair Care. In addition to its chromatic color filters, Glassbook Magazine's 'Bad Mode Gal' editorial features mirrored image views of its star.
Image Credit: Nigel Lew
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mirrored Image Fashion
- The use of mirrored image views in fashion editorials presents opportunities for innovative visual storytelling.
- Retro-themed Styling
- Drawing inspiration from the 60s, retro-themed styling can disrupt the fashion industry by bringing back nostalgic trends with a modern twist.
- Affordable Designer Looks
- Curating affordable pieces from popular labels offers an opportunity to disrupt the fashion industry by making high-end fashion accessible to a wider audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore mirrored image views and retro-themed styling for innovative and visually appealing campaigns.
- Photography
- Incorporating kaleidoscopic effects and mirrored image views in photography creates new opportunities for creative and unique visual compositions.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can collaborate with fashion editorials to create unique looks that complement retro-themed styling and attract a younger audience.
