This Stylist France February 2014 sartorial story is inspired by the Amish, but is a little too decadent for their tastes.
Photographer Johan Sandberg snaps up this slightly sacrilegious shoot with a poppy-pink background. Model Laura Kampman coolie looks away from the lens as she contorts her face to look like she is contemplating something deep and spiritual. Her long hair is pushed back and occasionally hidden under a black Amish hat. Her makeup is minimal except for a little bronze eye shadow.
An odd assortment of clothes was put together on the model to get the Amish effect for this Stylist France February 2014 pictorial. There are of course boxy coats and mostly black, but there is also chains, interesting textures and metal embellishments.
What's Driving This Trend
- Orthodox-inspired Fashion
- There is opportunity for designers to expand on the Orthodox-inspired fashion trend seen in the Stylist France February 2014 editorial.
- Sacrilegious Imagery
- Photographers can explore the use of sacrilegious imagery in their work as seen in Johan Sandberg's Stylist France February 2014 shoot.
- Alternative Makeup
- There is potential for makeup artists to experiment with alternative makeup looks like the bronze eye shadow used in the Stylist France February 2014 editorial.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion & Apparel
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the Orthodox-inspired fashion trend seen in the Stylist France February 2014 editorial.
- Photography
- Photographers can incorporate sacrilegious imagery in their work as seen in Johan Sandberg's Stylist France February 2014 shoot.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can explore alternative makeup looks like the bronze eye shadow used in the Stylist France February 2014 editorial.
