Entitled 'Twenty-Five Miles From Home', this editorial exclusive for The Ones 2 Watch stars pixie-haired model Helen who is captured by photographer Dudi Hasson's lens. The pink-haired beauty poses both outdoors and in-studio while sporting a youthful and edgy wardrobe of fiercely feminine staples.
Wardrobe stylist Maayan Goldman dresses Helen in a slew of eccentric designer pieces from top labels that include Jil Sande, Dries van Noten and Stella McCartney for Adidas to name a few.
Moreover, hair and beauty expert Naor Apple transforms the model with a bold coif and a fresh face of makeup that appears barely there. The 'Twenty-Five Miles From Home' editorial for The Ones 2 Watch is a fresh and refined take on its punk rock inspiration and features face piercing accents that serve as its finishing touches.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Eccentric Fashion Design
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate punk rock elements or face piercing accents into their clothing lines to appeal to edgier consumer markets.
- Youthful Edgy Aesthetic
- Brands can cater to a younger demographic by incorporating daring and unconventional clothing into their collections to attract adventurous consumers.
- Minimalist Beauty Aesthetic
- The rise of barely-there makeup looks or 'no-makeup makeup' trends can create opportunities for the beauty industry to cater to consumers looking for a fresh-faced look.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can create clothing lines that incorporate eccentric punk rock elements or daring face piercing accessories to appeal to edgier markets.
- Retail
- Retail stores can carry clothing lines or accessories that incorporate punk rock elements or daring face piercing accessories to cater to younger and more adventurous consumers.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can create makeup and skincare products that cater to the minimalist beauty aesthetic, offering fresh-faced looks to their consumers.
