Hana Jirickova looks like a modern-day Little Bo Beep in the 'White Mischief' editorial, featured in Porter Magazine's #5 issue for Winter 2014.
There's something irresistible about innocence; we're drawn to it, completely, irrevocably, without question. Jirickova is the picture of innocence in this editorial; she appears fresh-faced and naive as she frolics through fields and, in one especially precious shot, cuddles a bunny.
To really drive the point home, fashion editor Melanie Huynh dressed Jirickova in all-white ensembles; each floatier and more delicate than the last. Hair stylist Guillaume Berard styled her hair in milk-maiden braids, while makeup artist Tatsu Yamanaka gave her porcelain skin a blush of color. The editorial was lensed by David Bellemere.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Innocence-inspired Fashion
- The trend of innocence-inspired fashion is emerging, with designers creating all-white ensembles and delicate, floaty pieces.
- Nostalgic Editorials
- Nostalgic editorials featuring fresh-faced models in whimsical settings are gaining popularity in the fashion industry.
- Nature-inspired Styling
- Nature-inspired styling, such as milk-maiden braids and porcelain skin, is becoming a disruptive innovation opportunity in the beauty industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore innocence-inspired designs and create all-white ensembles.
- Photography
- The photography industry can tap into the demand for nostalgic editorials and capture whimsical settings with fresh-faced models.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry has potential in nature-inspired styling, offering milk-maiden braids and creating a porcelain skin aesthetic.
