Women looking to make a statement this fall season need not look any further than the dramatic 60s fashion featured in the latest issue of L’officiel Singapore. The editorial, which was shot entirely in black and white, has a cinematic vibe that really makes the bold looks stand out all the more. Yet the dramatic 60s cat eye paired with a sleek bob and asymmetrical lines hold their own well enough.
The dramatic 60s fashion was shot by captured by photography duo Chaundo & Frey. It stars top Canadian model Coco Rocha. Styled by Jack Wang & Jumius Wong, she is clad in pieces from the likes of Louis Vuitton, Coach and more. The looks were perfected by hair stylist Roberto di Cuia and makeup artist Nigel Stanislaus.
Dramatic 60s Editorials
The Latest Issue of L’officiel Singapore Stars Top Model Coco Rocha
Trend Themes
1. 60s-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for fashion designers to create bold and cinematic styles for the upcoming fall season.
2. Black and White Photography - Opportunity for photographers to experiment with classic and timeless styles in their fashion shoots.
3. Sleek and Asymmetrical Haircuts - Opportunity for hairstylists to create modern yet edgy hairstyles that complement dramatic 60s fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Industry leaders can create a line of 60s-inspired clothing to attract bold and adventurous customers.
2. Photography - Industry professionals can specialize in black and white fashion photography to cater to vintage and classic fashion styles.
3. Beauty - Beauty industry experts can create products and tutorials to teach consumers how to achieve sleek and asymmetrical 60s-inspired hairstyles.