Model Steph Smith channels an edgy punk rocker in Elle Canada's latest image series. The editorial is featured in the publication's October 2015 installment and is lensed by Owen Bruce.
Steph Smith is styled by Sara Bruneau who opts for colorful yet edgy ensembles -- all with a feminine rocker feel. Rather than taking her punk rock inspiration literally, Bruneau opts for more playful pieces like hot pink leather dresses that are adorned with a polka dot print and menswear-inspired suits that boast pearl accents on pant legs and sleeves.
Embodying an air of opulence, this punk editorial features art direction by Denis Desro. While its choppy hair styling is courtesy of Louis Hechter, the editorial's beauty looks are conceived by makeup artist David Allan Jones.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Colorful Edgy Ensembles
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create bold and unconventional designs that merge punk and feminine aesthetics.
- Playful Punk Rock Inspiration
- Opportunity for fashion stylists to reinvent the punk rock look by mixing unconventional elements with playful, feminine details.
- Opulent Punk Rock Editorials
- Opportunity for fashion publications to showcase punk-inspired editorials that embody both opulence and edginess.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create innovative and daring collections that combine punk and opulent elements.
- Fashion Styling
- Opportunity for fashion stylists to experiment with unconventional combinations and reinterpret the punk rock look for editorial shoots.
- Fashion Publications
- Opportunity for fashion magazines to feature bold and visually striking editorials that redefine the punk aesthetic with a luxurious touch.
