Inspired by a Greek myth, the Schon Magazine 'Persephone' editorial depicts the daughter of Zeus and the harvest goddess Demeter as she was always intended. Utterly stunning in intricate and intriguingly revealing outfits, it is understandable why she was abducted by Hades to be his queen in the Underworld.
Described as a formidable, venerable majestic queen by the epic poet Homer, model Didi Maquiaveli channels her perfectly in the Schon Magazine 'Persephone' editorial. Shot by photographer Alvaro Villarrubia in an equally ornate setting, the redheaded beauty was expertly outfitted by stylist Mario Ville. From elaborate headdresses and billowing gowns to chain mail and diaphanous lingerie, he spared no expense when it came to this photoshoot. The costumed looks were perfected with theatrical hair and makeup by beauty artist Rocio Cuenca.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mythical Muse Fashion
- Fashion designs inspired by mythology, especially Greek myths, are becoming popular in photo shoots and editorials, creating new opportunities for fashion designers and stylists.
- Fantasy Cosmetics
- Intricate and fantasy-like beauty looks, modeled after mythological characters like Persephone, offer new opportunities for make-up artists and cosmetic companies to create unique and dramatic products.
- Mythical Photography Settings
- Fashion photo shoots set in ornate and mythologically-inspired settings, like the Underworld, offer opportunities for photographers and set designers to bring epic stories to life in visually stunning ways.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The rise of fashion designs and photo shoots inspired by mythology creates new opportunities for fashion designers, stylists, and photographers.
- Cosmetics
- The trend towards dramatic and fantasy-like beauty looks inspired by mythological characters, as seen in the 'Persephone' editorial, creates new opportunities for make-up artists and cosmetic companies.
- Photography
- The trend towards photo shoots set in elaborate and mythologically-inspired settings, as seen in the 'Persephone' editorial, creates new opportunities for photographers and set designers to create visually stunning images.
