Magdalena Jasek stars in this Rapunzel editorial for Harper's Bazaar China. Gracing the Asian publication's February 2015 issue, the image series highlights feminine wardrobe staples and long haired looks that are dramatic and other-worldly.
Inspired by hair-themed fairytale Rapunzel, this image series features an abundance of fuzzy knits, voluminous skirts and relaxed separates that are displayed in a pale pink palettes. Titled 'Fifty Shades of Pink', Harper's Bazaar China's Rapunzel editorial is captured by Maurizio Bavutti.
Styling for this image series is courtesy of Ada Kokosar who dresses model Magdalena in pieces from Fendi, Rochas and Stella McCartney among other labels. Hair styling and makeup for this story are handled by beauty duo Kayla Michele and Morgane Martini.
What's Driving This Trend
- Feminine Wardrobe Staples
- The trend of incorporating feminine wardrobe staples in fashion editorials presents disruptive innovation opportunities for designers to create bold and visually captivating looks.
- Long Haired Looks
- The trend of showcasing long haired looks in fashion editorials can provide disruptive innovation opportunities for hair care brands to promote products that enhance hair length and volume.
- Hair-themed Fairytales
- The trend of featuring hair-themed fairytales in editorial shoots creates disruptive innovation opportunities for photographers and stylists to reimagine traditional stories in visually stunning ways.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage the trend of feminine wardrobe staples to create innovative designs that appeal to modern consumers.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can capitalize on the trend of long haired looks by developing hair care products that cater to individuals aspiring for Rapunzel-like hair.
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore the trend of hair-themed fairytales to create captivating visual narratives that stand out in the market.
