The Tosca Dekker for Harper's Bazaar Hong Kong August 2012 editorial is a beautiful depiction of sultry lace garments. Using mostly black lace throughout the shoot, Dekker re-imagines the feeling of lace by focusing on the darker, more sensual side of the fabric.
Having lace-printed makeup surrounding deeply smudged smoky eye, the gorgeous model pulls together a dark, wild look. Shot mostly in black and white, the editorial brings together some of the best looks from the summer season and the upcoming fall 2012 lookbooks. The naughty-and-not-so-nice editorial has an array of designs that all feature a smidgeon or more of lace and offer some new ways to rock the fabulous material.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sultry Lace Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to explore darker, more sensual interpretations of lace garments.
- Lace-printed Makeup
- Potential for beauty brands to incorporate lace-inspired patterns and motifs into makeup products.
- Mixing Lace with Fall Fashion
- Chance for fashion brands to experiment with combining lace with other fall trends to create unique and stylish looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can leverage the demand for sultry lace fashion and create innovative designs.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands have an opportunity to develop lace-inspired makeup products that cater to the trend.
- Retail
- Retailers can curate collections that mix lace with other fall fashion trends to attract fashion-forward consumers.
