'Tribal' by Pilar Castro Evensen is a fierce photo shoot that uses tribal makeup to add even more visual interest to avant-garde sculptural accessories. From anemone-like hair accessories to neckpieces that look like a sculpture made from chewed-up gum, the fashions alone are cause for attention, but it's the eyebrows I'm most interested in.
The model in 'Tribal' by Pilar Castro Evensen rocks partially-shaven eyebrows. Just like the lines young men shaved into their heads in the 80s, this modern reinterpretation involves shaved portions of the inner eyebrow for a neat tribal touch.
What's Driving This Trend
- Partially-shaven Eyebrows
- Opportunity for beauty brands to create products targeting the partial shaving of eyebrows as a popular beauty trend.
- Tribal Makeup
- Opportunity for cosmetic companies to create new lines inspired by tribal makeup as a way to stay on trend and attract younger consumers.
- Avant-garde Accessories
- Opportunity for designers to create unique and eye-catching avant-garde accessories that provide a new level of visual interest in the fashion industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can capitalize on the popularity of the tribal eyebrow trend by launching new eyebrow products, marketing campaigns and tutorials.
- Cosmetics
- Cosmetic companies can create new lines inspired by tribal makeup and market them towards the younger demographic who crave edgier and bolder looks.
- Fashion
- Designers can explore ways to create avant-garde accessories that incorporate the tribal makeup trend, and collaborate with beauty and cosmetic brands to showcase their products.
