The Vogue China Hidden Cabinet editorial features model Juliana Schurig. Schurig appears markedly solitary in the set which features an all-black backdrop. Capturing the scene was photographer Lachlan Bailey who furthered the reclusive motif with dim lighting and few props.
Stylist Ludivine Poiblanc dressed Schurig in nomadic apparel. Billowing pants and oversize wraps were matched with thick sweaters and large gloves, the exact items that one would seek out when going about a lengthy trip.
Hair expert Rudi Lewis stuck to a similarly nomadic motif. Instead of doing up Schurig's hair in an exaggerated ponytail or bun, she let her tresses fall down effortlessly. Make-up expert Frank B. also stuck to the basics with simplistic blush and little eye shadow.
Solitary Nomadic Editorials
The Vogue China Hidden Cabinet Photoshoot is Dark and Solitary
Trend Themes
1. Solitary Fashion Photography - Opportunity for photographers to explore the power of darkness and stillness to capture a unique mood in fashion shoots.
2. Nomadic Style - Opportunity for fashion designers to create unique styles that blend practicality with luxury for travelers and adventurers.
3. Minimalistic Makeup - Opportunity for makeup artists to create stunning looks using simple, natural elements that highlight and complement a person's features.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can experiment with new techniques to create emotive, striking visuals that take viewers on a journey.
2. Luxury Travel - Travel industry players can explore the niche market of nomadic fashion and cater to luxury travelers seeking both functionality and style.
3. Green Beauty Products - Beauty companies can tap into the trend of minimalistic makeup and create eco-friendly, natural products that enhance natural beauty.