The Harper's Bazaar Brazil June 2015 editorial put on by photographer David Roemer showcases a new take on classic rocker looks. Model Eniko Mihalik exhibited the fashion motif with the input of stylist Keegan Singh.
Selected by Singh for this Harper's Bazaar Brazil production were flared jeans, a faded denim jump suit and a striped oxford top. Traditional songstress elements came of cut off shorts, a fur trimmed coat and a frayed leather vest.
Make up artist Eric Polito infused this set with a palpable on-stage feel via thick black eyeliner, metallic eye shadow and pale pink cheeks. The pairing of these cosmetic touches with neutral tones made for a captivating juxtaposition, especially when matched with a basic grey backdrop that drew further attention to Mihalik.
Relaxed Rocker Editorials
The Harpers Bazaar Brazil David Roemer Photoshoot Updates a Classic Look
Trend Themes
1. Vintage Rocker Fashion - The use of elements from traditional rocker fashion in a modernized way presents opportunities for disruption in the fashion industry.
2. Theatrical Make-up - The incorporation of dramatic make-up in fashion editorials opens up potential innovation in the beauty industry.
3. Neutral Tone Backdrops - The use of minimal and neutral tones in photoshoot backdrops presents potential for disruptive innovation in the photography industry.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore ways to integrate traditional rocker fashion elements in a modernized way.
2. Beauty - The beauty industry has potential to innovate on dramatic and theatrical make-up looks.
3. Photography - The use of neutral backdrop tones creates opportunity for disruptive innovation in the photography industry.