Oyster Fashion'a 'LUNAR-SEA' fashion story captures conceptual portraits that depict a group of mermaid subjects. While some of the underwater beings are glamorous and sultry in their appearance, others appear to channel otherworldly creatures that are something between a human and a fish.
This conceptual portrait set displays both beautiful and monstrous elements that range from stunning wigs and cosmetic applications to face-concealing tentacles and erosion-inspired face paint applications.
Photographer Byron Spencer captures a rich wardrobe of one-off pieces from designer Pauly Bonomelli who runs edgy fashion label Hi Mum I'm Dead. The ensembles are adorned with sequins and embroidery and evoke a visually opulent aesthetic.
Hair and makeup for Oyster Fashion's 'LUNAR-SEA' editorial is courtesy of Michele McQuillan and Victoria Baron who transform the editorial's talented model stars.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Conceptual Mermaid Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create edgy, one-of-a-kind pieces inspired by aquatic life and fantasy.
- Monstrous Beauty Trends
- Chance for makeup artists and hairstylists to create visually stunning, otherworldly looks that combine the beautiful and the eerie.
- Underwater Creature Inspiration
- Possible trend for photographers and artists to explore the concept of mermaids and other aquatic creatures for their creative works.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion labels and designers can explore the opportunity of creating a line of conceptual mermaid fashion.
- Beauty Industry
- Makeup artists, hairstylists, and cosmetic companies can take inspiration from 'LUNAR-SEA' editorial to create monstrous beauty looks and product lines.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers and artists can create works inspired by mermaids and other underwater creatures that embody both beauty and monstrosity.
