The Daily Summer May/June 2015 Swept Away editorial made model Toni Garrn look much like a modern day siren. Photographer Gilles Bensimon captured this outdoor production that placed Garrn in front of sandy shores and clear waters.
Stylist Debbie Hsieh delivered on the allure of shipwrecked looks with upscale twists. This came of her inclusion of a gold-trimmed dress, a sheer beaded top and a metallic chain-linked top.
While this assortment of apparel is evidently chic and in many senses formal, make-up artist Kayla Michele kept this scene sleek and natural. Much like the backdrop, Michele remained minimalist with a neutral lip and little eye shadow. This drew further attention to a bare bones approach to beauty.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Shipwrecked Looks
- There is an opportunity to create upscale and modern versions of shipwrecked-inspired fashion.
- Minimalist Makeup
- There is potential for creating minimalist makeup looks that emphasize natural beauty.
- Outdoor Editorials
- There is room for creating visually stunning fashion photo shoots set in natural outdoor environments.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore new designs and styles inspired by shipwrecked looks.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can focus on minimalist makeup products and techniques for a natural look.
- Photography
- The photography industry can specialize in outdoor editorials that capture the beauty of natural environments.
