Alana Bunte dons a wardrobe of botanical couture in Harper’s Bazaar Mexico‘s 'Floresta' exclusive. The mode is lensed by photographer Xevi Muntane while posing against a set of sunny and vibrantly hued background vignettes.
Setting an opulent tone for summer, the series celebrates girly silhouettes and boasts an abundance of details that are garden-themed. Harper’s Bazaar Mexico‘s "Floresta' image series boasts styling by Angela Esteban Librero and highlights pieces from Chanel Haute Couture among other labels.
Hair styling for this botanical couture exclusive is the work of Fernando Torrent who works alongside resident makeup artist Steven Caravan. Together the beauty team opts for short and messy tresses and cosmetic applications that consist of a bold eyeliner and a nude lip color.
Botanical Couture Editorials
Xevi Muntane's 'Floresta' Image Series Embodies an Opulent Air
Trend Themes
1. Botanical Couture - The trend of botanical couture presents opportunities for fashion designers to create garments inspired by nature.
2. Opulent Summer - The trend of an opulent summer opens up possibilities for luxury brands to create extravagant and lavish collections.
3. Garden-themed Details - The trend of incorporating garden-themed details into fashion allows for innovative accessories and embellishments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore botanical couture to create unique and nature-inspired clothing lines.
2. Luxury Brands - Luxury brands can capitalize on the trend of opulent summers by launching high-end collections and experiences.
3. Accessories - The accessories industry can tap into the demand for garden-themed details in fashion by designing botanical-inspired jewelry and handbags.