The Vogue Australia Super Natural photoshoot offers a soft, subdued look at model Barbara Palvin. Photographer Derek Henderson captured this display of both beauty and the outdoors for readers of the magazine's June 2015 edition.
Stylist Kate Darvill matched the environmental appeal of Super Natural with flowing crepe outerwear, a pale pink cut off jumper and a cream wrap dress. In spite of the pale color scheme, the items popped out dramatically in each image.
Make up artist Kellie Stratton kept this scene relaxed yet bold with metallic plum eye shadow, light red lips and little blush. These additions worked well with long, messy tresses that hung loosely while framing Palvin's face perfectly in each snapshot.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Green-themed Photoshoots
- Opportunities for photographers and stylists to incorporate environmentally friendly themes in their work, appealing to increasingly eco-conscious consumers.
- Soft and Subdued Aesthetics
- Potential for make up artists and stylists to explore understated, natural looks, satisfying consumer demand for less heavy make up and simplistic fashion.
- Eco-friendly Fashion
- Space for designers and retailers to create and promote eco-friendly clothing lines that are both fashionable and sustainable.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Photography
- Incorporating environmentally friendly themes into photography can set a brand apart and appeal to a growing community of eco-conscious consumers.
- Fashion Styling
- Exploring soft and subdued aesthetics appeals to consumers looking for simplistic fashion and can open doors for brands to produce clothing that aligns with this demand.
- Eco-friendly Fashion Brands
- Creating and promoting eco-friendly clothing lines is a way for brands to address consumers growing concern for the environment and promote sustainability.
