Ondria Hardin stars as a rebellious vixen in 'The Now Style' editorial featured in Vogue Italia's October 2014 issue.
The black-and-white editorial reads like a biker romance between Hardin and her heavily-tattooed lover. Whether she has her arms wrapped around him as they go for a ride, or is gazing up adoringly at him, it's clear that Hardin is completely infatuated. And what's not to love? Boys from the wrong side of the tracks have been making girls swoon since the beginning of time.
Fashion editor George Cortin dressed Hardin in what I can only imagine is biker-casual, while hair stylist Shon gave her a messy, wind-swept ponytail. Makeup artist Hiromi Ueda finished off with a bold eyeliner. The editorial was lensed by photographer Solve Sundsbo.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Biker Romance Trend
- Opportunity to create fashion collections that combine romance and the rebellious biker aesthetic.
- Black-and-white Editorials Trend
- Opportunity to showcase fashion in black-and-white editorials for a classic and timeless look.
- Tattoo-inspired Fashion Trend
- Opportunity to design clothing and accessories that incorporate tattoo-inspired artwork for a bold and edgy style.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion brands can embrace the biker romance trend and create collections that appeal to consumers looking for a mix of romance and rebellion.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers can take advantage of the black-and-white editorials trend to offer their clients a classic and timeless aesthetic.
- Beauty Industry
- Beauty brands can collaborate with tattoo artists and create makeup products and looks that are inspired by tattoo art for a unique and edgy style.
