The May 2015 Vogue Netherlands Elena Melnik editorial delivers an exceptionally artistic look at the model. Make-up artist Tatsu Yamanaka coated Melnik's face in a white powder that was sprinkled throughout images taken by photographer Ishi.
The pale focus of this photoshoot was made all the more apparent in outfits put together by stylist Marije Goekoop. This came of thick outerwear, floral-patterned dresses and elegant cut-out floor-length gowns.
Hair expert Maxime Mace opted for a cropped coif. A pale, ivory tress shade was used to compliment this Vogue Netherlands production. When paired with a black backdrop, this allowed Melnik to stand out all the more. Evidently, little color was needed to showcase this collection of upscale apparel and current beauty looks.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Artistic Editorials
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the editorial industry to explore new and unconventional artistic approaches in photoshoots.
- White Powdered Makeup
- The makeup industry can innovate by embracing white powdered looks and experimenting with unique application techniques.
- Minimalistic Fashion
- The fashion industry can disrupt traditional colorful designs by embracing minimalistic fashion trends that focus on simplicity and elegance.
Where This Applies
- Editorial Industry
- There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in the editorial industry to explore artistic and unconventional approaches in photoshoots.
- Makeup Industry
- The makeup industry can innovate by embracing white powdered looks and experimenting with unique application techniques.
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can disrupt traditional colorful designs by embracing minimalistic fashion trends that focus on simplicity and elegance.
