The Numéro #154 July 2014 issue is dedicated to art. Each editorial featured pays tribute to a different artist, from Alex Israel to Ida Tursic. Model Auguste Abeliunaite stars in the 'Sylvie Fluery' editorial. To give you a little background, Fleury is a contemporary pop artist hailing from Switzerland. The new age themes of Fleury's work were recreated for commemorative purposes in this editorial.
Abeliunaite's simple white garments, chosen by fashion editor Samuel François, have a distinctly futuristic feel to them, which is further enhanced by the accessories she wears (think shiny and fluid bracelets, necklaces and headwear). The look was finished off with the help of hair stylist Seb Bascle and makeup artist Alice Ghendrih, who gave Abeliunaite a haunted, sunken-eye look.
The editorial, which takes place in what appears to be a cave-like lair, was lensed by photographer Miles Aldridge.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Art-inspired Editorials
- Create editorials that pay tribute to different artists, offering a unique and visually appealing experience to readers.
- Futuristic Fashion
- Design garments and accessories with a futuristic aesthetic, using shiny and fluid materials to create a distinct look.
- Haunting Beauty Trend
- Explore makeup and hairstyling techniques that create a haunting, sunken-eye look, adding an edgy and unconventional element to fashion editorials.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Publishing
- Bring art and fashion together by incorporating art-inspired editorials into fashion magazines, appealing to art enthusiasts and fashion lovers alike.
- Fashion Design
- Incorporate futuristic elements into fashion design, creating a niche market for consumers looking for avant-garde and innovative clothing.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Develop makeup and hairstyling products that help achieve the haunting, sunken-eye look, catering to those who embrace unconventional beauty trends.
