The 'Why Don't You Come On Over Valerie' I Love Fake magazine editorial shines a new light on cover model Valerie van der Graaf. This pattern-enriched portrait series featured in the magazine's sophomore issue shows van der Graaf in fun, fresh, bold pieces fashioned for the bravest of stylistas. Whether posing suggestively in pajamas or sporting vintage-inspired statement pieces, the model is made to be the epitome of glamour.
Hair stylist Bianca Tuovi gives Valerie bouncy waves while subtle, but sultry makeup looks are provided by artist Lyz Marsden. The editorial showcases fearless fashions styled by Jordy Huinder. A look at eclectic, brazen ensembles, these Jolijn Snijders portraits set the tone for what's hot this season.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Pattern-enriched Editorials
- Fashion editorials are incorporating bold patterns and prints into their styling, providing opportunities for fashion brands to create unique designs and capitalize on this trend.
- Vintage-inspired Statement Pieces
- The use of vintage-inspired statement pieces are becoming more prevalent in fashion editorials, creating potential opportunities for clothing and accessory brands to upcycle or create new products with a vintage feel.
- Eclectic and Brazen Ensembles
- Fashion editorials featuring eclectic and brazen ensembles are providing opportunities for independent designers to showcase their avant-garde designs and reach a larger audience.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend towards more adventurous fashion editorials by creating bolder, more daring fashion statements.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can explore opportunities to capitalize on the sultry, subtle makeup looks that are becoming more prevalent in fashion editorials.
- Photography
- The trend towards more colorful, pattern-enriched editorials creates opportunities for photographers to experiment with new lighting techniques and explore more unconventional locations for fashion shoots.
