While the cherry blossom scene in the Vogue Japan 'Posing in Pink' editorial is pretty and whimsical, there is an undeniable edge to the outfits showcased throughout. Yes, they might be as pink as the flowers, but the way model Bette Franke wears them is more femme fatale than girly. Of course, this is due in large part to her attitude and poses.
Styled by Giovanna Battaglia, the looks featured in the Vogue Japan 'Posing in Pink' editorial are very much feminine in an eccentric sort of way, yet the brunette beauty's approach shows that one doesn't have to be prim and proper to appreciate them. Captured at the Botanical Garden in Brooklyn, New York, the wardrobe highlights pink pieces from the likes of Rodarte, Miu Miu and Chanel. Soft makeup complements the looks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cherry Blossom Fashion
- Fashion industry can focus on creating more pink pieces with an edgy twist.
- Femme Fatale Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion industry to create more eccentric feminine outfits.
- Soft Makeup Trend
- Makeup industry can create more products that enhance natural beauty instead of making it bold.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can use cherry blossom as inspiration for creating new designs.
- Makeup
- Makeup industry can create and market products that help achieve a soft and natural pink look.
- Photography
- Photography industry can explore the idea of juxtaposing delicate and feminine subjects with edgier contexts and settings.
