The photo series titled Gintare by Danny Cardoza, a photographer and creative director based in Miami, Florida, portrays a glamorous gothic look that is full of futuristic edginess. Considering that fashion has gone down a rather light, flowy and feminine path for the upcoming spring and summer seasons, this photoshoot showcases a range of looks that will appeal to those who want something significantly different.
Shot exclusively for Fashion Gone Rogue, Gintare by Danny Cardoza is rife with revealing all-black ensembles styled by Danny Santiago that will keep women cool in spite of the chosen palette. Yet what truly steals the show is the asymmetrical bob, black lipstick as well as artistic eyeshadow, which were all created by beauty artist Mark Williamson.
Glam Gothic Editorials
Gintare by Danny Cardoza for Fashion Gone Rogue Boasts Asymmetrical Hair
Trend Themes
1. Glam Gothic Fashion - Opportunity for fashion designers to create edgy, futuristic looks that deviate from traditional spring and summer styles.
2. Futuristic Beauty - Potential for beauty brands to innovate with unique and unconventional makeup looks, such as asymmetrical bobs and artistic eyeshadow.
3. Black Palette Trend - Demand for all-black ensembles that are sleek and stylish, offering opportunities for retailers and fashion brands to tap into the gothic aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Disruptive innovation opportunities for designers to explore new styles and incorporate gothic elements into their collections.
2. Beauty and Cosmetics - Potential for beauty brands to introduce bold and avant-garde makeup trends, attracting customers who seek edgy and futuristic looks.
3. Retail and Fashion Brands - Opportunity for retailers and brands to cater to the growing demand for gothic-inspired fashion, offering unique and alternative options to consumers.