In the July 2014 issue of Italian lifestyle magazine D La Repubblica photographer Stefano Galuzzi shot brunette model Patrycja Gardygajlo dressed up in feathery frocks. The shoot was photographed in a woodland forest that added a ethereal touch to the editorial.
In the shoot titled 'Solo Per Me' -- or 'Just for Me' in English -- stylist Roberta Rusconi dressed Gardygajlo up in various structured business pieces like pencil skirts, blazers and long dresses. Many of the pieces featured delicate feather detailing that added a whimsical and feminine dynamic to the structured pieces. The garments stayed within a neutral color palette with the addition of dark blues and sea foam greens.
With a natural smokey eye and bold brow Gardygajlo looked effortlessly beautiful as she frolicked through an evergreen forest.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Feathery Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore the use of feather detailing to add whimsical and feminine dynamic to structured pieces.
- Nature-inspired Shoots
- Photographers can capture models in woodland forests to add an ethereal touch to their editorials.
- Neutral Color Palettes
- Fashion designers can experiment with using neutral colors and adding a pop of color, like dark blues or sea foam greens.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can explore the ethereal and whimsical styles of woodland forest editorials.
- Photography
- Photography businesses can offer woodland forest shoots as a unique and natural option for editorial and fashion photography.
- Make-up and Beauty
- Make-up artists can experiment with a natural smokey eye and bold brow that enhances the natural beauty of the model.
