Photographer Dana Pennington shot the lovely Emily Palos cooling off from the summer heat in this steamy editorial for C-Heads.
Without a pool at her disposal, Palos has to moderate her temperature the old fashioned way: stripping her clothes off, hosing herself down and standing in front of the fan until dry. Repeat as many times as necessary. Looking through the images might almost make you miss the days when you ran through the sprinkler as a form of entertainment. Almost.
Palos' sleek blonde hair, styled by Noel Carlsen, and metallic smokey eye (also the work of Carlsen), were kept moisture-free and intact. Still, something tells me that even if she were completely doused with water, Palos would emerge utterly stunning.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Summer Heat Fashion
- Advancements in technologies such as moisture-wicking material and cooling fabrics can disrupt the fashion industry for summer apparel.
- Sustainable Cooling Solutions
- Sustainable cooling solutions such as evaporative coolers or eco-friendly air conditioning can impact the HVAC industry in the summer.
- Summer Heat Beauty
- Innovation in sweat-proof and waterproof makeup can revolutionize the beauty industry for summer makeup products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Summer heat fashion can benefit from innovating moisture-wicking material and cooling fabrics.
- HVAC
- The HVAC industry can benefit from innovating sustainable cooling solutions such as eco-friendly air conditioning for the summer.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can benefit from innovating sweat-proof and waterproof makeup products for the summer season.
