In most cases I'd try to maintain that a mullet can never be rendered magnificent -- but of course, VCR by Vince Barati was done with the help of a skilled stylist.
Starring the striking Sophie Srej, this Gothic photo shoot mixes feral hair and fierce leopard print with a glammed-up aesthetic, featuring accessories from Stella McCartney and TopShop. Enhanced with styles by Gucci and D&G, VCR by Vince Barati brings the Winter 2011 issue of Indie Magazine a wild yet wieldy edge.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mullets Make a Comeback
- The resurgence of mullets presents an opportunity for hairstylists to modernize the classic 'do and create unique looks for clients.
- Gothic Glam
- The combination of gothic and glam styles creates an edgy aesthetic that could inspire fashion designers to incorporate bold prints and statement accessories in their designs.
- Wild Yet Wieldy
- The idea of feral yet sleek hair styles could be applied to other industries such as interior design, where rough textures and patterns could be balanced with clean lines and modern accents.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hair Salons
- Hair salons could leverage the mullet trend to attract clients and offer unique hair styles that blend classic and modern aesthetics.
- Fashion
- Gothic glam styles seen in this photo shoot can inspire designers to create edgy and bold clothing lines and accessories for those who want to stand out.
- Interior Design
- The mix of rough textures and sleek styles in VCR by Vince Barati could be applied to interior design to create unique spaces with personality and character.
