The Ones 2 Watch 'Black Dementia' editorial takes inspiration from a 1920s style aesthetic. Model An Oost stars in the portrait series and is captured by photographer Mous Lamrabat's lens.
An channels a wealthy and elegant socialite who models her exuberant wardrobe inside her empty home. The model is outfitted by stylist Lisa Lapauw who dresses her in elegantly ornate pieces by Acne, Henrik Vibskov and Glenn Martens by Ra among a slew of others.
The Ones 2 Watch 'Black Dementia' editorial shines a light on retro infused beauty looks that are reminiscent of the 20s era. While hair stylists Sigrid Volders and Kevin Murphy give An a curled up-do, the model's naturalistic makeup remains fresh faced and subtly sultry.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- 1920s-style Fashion
- An increasing demand for elegant, ornate, and retro-infused fashion that resembles the 20s era presents opportunities for fashion designers to create modern designs with vintage-inspired elements.
- Subtle Sultry Makeup
- The trend for subtle, fresh-faced, and sultry makeup presents an opportunity for makeup brands to create products that enhance natural beauty yet exude subtle sensuality.
- Emotive Photography
- Increasing interest in emotive photography, which captures a sense of nostalgia, opulence, and wealth, opens up innovation opportunities for photographers to merge different styles and create their own unique brand.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can leverage the trend of 1920s-style fashion to create modern designs that capture the essence of vintage-inspired clothing and appeal to consumers' sense of luxury.
- Cosmetics Industry
- The cosmetics industry can create and market makeup products that blend natural beauty and subtle sexiness to appeal to consumers who seek a more understated yet sensuous look.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can leverage the trend of emotive photography to create unique, opulent, and distinctive styles that capture the essence of the past while staying relevant to the present.
