Entitled 'Royal Colours', this beauty story for Bon Bon Magazine is featured in the publication's Number 4 issue. Model Sindy Tremblay stars in the portrait series that is captured by photographer Gabe Toth's lens.
The grey-haired beauty's look is transformed by the editorial's hair stylist, makeup artist and creative director Dylan K Hanson who gives her ultra glamorous and sleek silver fox tresses.
The Sutherland models face poses amidst a studio setting that features vibrantly hued backdrop vignettes while sporting matching eyeshadow looks. Whether shining a light on minimal, pale-faced looks or opting for mis-matched eye-shadow applications, the 'Royal Colours' beauty story for Bon Bon Magazine defies convention. The vintage themed editorial embraces silver-haired elegance and embodies a cool and sophisticated air.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Silver-haired Beauty
- There is a growing trend towards embracing and celebrating grey hair, presenting opportunities for new beauty products and services catering to mature customers.
- Eccentric Editorials
- There is a demand for unconventional and boundary-pushing beauty editorials, creating opportunities for photographers, stylists, and designers to showcase their unique perspectives.
- Vintage-inspired Aesthetics
- The popularity of vintage-themed editorials offers opportunities for fashion and beauty brands to create products and campaigns that evoke a sense of nostalgia and timeless elegance.
Where This Applies
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can explore new product lines, such as specialized haircare and makeup for silver-haired individuals, to meet the needs of this growing demographic.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can integrate vintage-inspired elements into their collections and marketing strategies, capitalizing on the popularity of vintage aesthetics showcased in editorial spreads.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with unconventional concepts and styles in beauty editorials, attracting clients seeking unique visual storytelling and fresh perspectives.
