Photographer Anya Holdstock captures 'Like Yesterday,' an editorial that features a myriad of retro hair and makeup looks. Styling for the series is courtesy of Basma Khalifa who dresses her muse, model Tat from Women Management New York in staples that pay tribute to the 60s and 80s.
Mixing a vintage wardrobe with pieces from Chanel, Prada and Vivienne Westwood, this candid image series recounts a history of retro hair and makeup. Whether sporting a chic beehive do or a messy look that is inspired by glam rock, Tat pulls off retro beauty styles flawlessly.
The model's hairstyles are created by Jonathan de Francesco who works alongside this editorial's makeup artist Adele Sanderson. Referencing the past, this image series highlights the fashion industry's recent blend of cross-generational references.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Retro Beauty
- Exploring and recreating vintage hair and makeup looks for a nostalgic appeal.
- Cross-generational References
- Blending fashion styles and influences from different eras to create unique and eclectic looks.
- Glam Rock Inspiration
- Drawing from the flamboyant and edgy styles of glam rock for bold and daring beauty choices.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Opportunities to design and market retro-inspired clothing lines and accessories.
- Beauty
- Creating new product lines and techniques that cater to the demand for vintage-inspired hair and makeup looks.
- Photography
- Offering professional services that specialize in capturing and showcasing nostalgic beauty editorials.
