The Vogue Italy Beauty August edition features JP, Ellinore Erichsen, Tian Yi and Josephine Skriver modelled to look like delicate porcelain dolls. With eccentric make-up looks and muted fashions, the editorial comes off as surprisingly elegant.
Showcasing some of the most in-demand styles of fall -- from darker florals to muted ensembles -- the high fashion spread is like a back to fall feature. Pictured with over-the-top made-up faces, the feature showcases some fascinating accessories -- top of mind is the bear claw hat and seemingly endless fur. Nearly every ensemble features a fur of some variety -- sure to enrage animal rights activists (PETA, I'm looking at you).
Besides the overflow of fur, the Vogue Italy Beauty August edition rocks some sweet patterns and prints.
What's Driving This Trend
- Porcelain Doll Fashion
- Design clothing and makeup that mimics the look of delicate porcelain dolls to add a unique and elegant touch to any wardrobe or beauty routine
- Eccentric Makeup Looks
- Experiment with unconventional makeup looks that push boundaries and challenge traditional beauty standards to make a bold statement
- Muted Fall Fashion
- Utilize muted color palettes and darker floral patterns in fall fashion collections to capture the essence of the season and stay on-trend
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can draw inspiration from porcelain doll editorials by incorporating delicate and unique designs into their clothing collections and makeup lines
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can use eccentric makeup looks as a way to stand out in a crowded market and appeal to consumers who want to express themselves in new and exciting ways
- Animal-free Fashion
- Vegan fashion brands can capitalize on the trend towards muted and floral fall fashion by offering animal-free alternatives that are both stylish and sustainable
