No one can accuse ‘Nomad's Land’ by Tomaas of being a boring photo series. After all, it’s not every day that viewers get to see massive blonde locks braided and piled atop a model’s head. In fact, the hair featured in this collection of fashion photos is so voluminous that it can physically engulf each model’s entire torso -- viewers will have to decide for themselves whether that classifies as a bad or a good hair day.
‘Nomad's Land’ most likely got its name from the Malaysian-inspired apparel that these graceful models are showcasing. When coupled with the face paint some of these females are adorned with, in addition to their gargantuan hair, these ladies look somewhat geisha-like.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bulky Hair Fashion
- Opportunity for hair care and fashion companies to innovate with volumizing products and exaggerated hairstyles for photoshoots and runway shows.
- Cultural Fusion Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate Malaysian-inspired fashion and geisha-inspired makeup into their collections for a unique and diverse aesthetic.
- Exaggerated Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and advertising agencies to experiment with exaggerated hair and makeup looks to create striking and attention-grabbing visuals.
Where This Applies
- Hair Care
- Hair care companies can create volumizing products and treatments to help achieve the exaggerated hairstyles seen in 'Nomad's Land' and appeal to customers looking to experiment with bold looks.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can incorporate Malaysian-inspired clothing and geisha-like makeup into their collections for a unique and culturally diverse aesthetic that appeals to a wider audience.
- Photography and Advertising
- Photographers and advertising agencies can experiment with exaggerated hair and makeup looks, as seen in 'Nomad's Land', to create visually striking and memorable content for their clients.
