Britt Maren dons rocker makeup looks in 'Burning the ground', an edgy editorial that is lensed for HGISSUE's latest volume. The magazine's Music Issue is captured by photographers Hunter & Gatti and is outfitted by wardrobe stylist Almudena Guerra.
In addition to its edgy wardrobe, this story's rocker makeup includes dramatic smokey eye looks and eye-liner that is artistically traced. Its aesthetic is wild and rebellious and draws inspiration from retro rock icons like Debbie Harry of Blondie.
Makeup for this shoot is courtesy of Ingeborg who works with resident hair stylist Paco Garrigues. Working to complement model Britt's makeup, Paco creates a wild mane for his muse and pays homage to the glam rock looks of the 80s with his finished product.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Rocker Makeup
- Opportunity to disrupt the beauty industry by creating innovative and avant-garde rocker makeup products and techniques.
- Edgy Editorials
- Opportunity to disrupt the fashion and photography industries by creating bold and unconventional editorial concepts that push boundaries.
- Retro Rock Inspiration
- Opportunity to tap into the nostalgic trend of vintage aesthetics and retro rock icons to create unique fashion and beauty products.
Where This Applies
- Beauty
- Opportunity for beauty brands to align with the rocker makeup trend and develop new cosmetic products and collaborations with makeup artists.
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate edgy and unconventional styling in their campaigns and collections to cater to a bold and rebellious consumer base.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and magazines to experiment with creative and avant-garde concepts in their editorials, embracing the disruption of traditional beauty and fashion norms.
