Adrianna Gołębiewska and Mateusz Bidziński put together this beautiful series showcasing theater makeup and costume designs. The models have their entire face strongly accentuated – lined eyebrows, thick eyeliner, bright lipstick and for the woman, rosy cheeks. This style of makeup design is often found at the Opera or in the theater to make the faces of the actors more visible to the audience.
This style is carried over into this time period-inspired series. The woman has looks curls tied up around her head, a tattered gown and white lace gloves. The man’s outfit is a lot more dramatic and theater like because of his black lips, accentuated beauty mark and black eye liner. His bright velvet shirt seems a lot more clown-like than the woman’s dress.
The theater makeup and costume design in this series really emphasizes even the most subtle expressions, therefore making this series very eye-catching.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Theater Makeup Design
- There is an opportunity for makeup and beauty companies to develop more theater-inspired makeup products.
- Costume Design in Theater
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create pieces specifically for theater and opera productions.
- Expression-enhancing Makeup
- There is an opportunity for cosmetic companies to market makeup products that enhance subtle expressions and gestures.
Where This Applies
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can develop new product lines specifically for theater performers.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can create collections for theater and opera productions.
- Performing Arts
- Technological innovations in makeup and costume design can revolutionize the performing arts industry.
