The UK Vogue In Glorious Mono photoshoot features two colors only. The black and white set was taken in and delivered to readers on behalf of photographer Alasdair McLellan whose work will be delivered within the March 2013 issue of the magazine.
Model Rosie Tapner was dressed exclusively in this two-toned color scheme for In Glorious Mono. The patches of dark on light fabric came of stylist Francesca Burns' vision for the set. While the shades may have been restricted here, she nonetheless got at a chic brand of variety as she worked with sports bras, billowing skirts, slit dresses and pin skirts. Makeup and hair experts Lucia Pica and Anthony Turner kept matters similarly simple with a loose updo and light cosmetics.
Two-Toned 1960s Editorials
The UK Vogue In Glorious Mono Photoshoot is Black and White
Trend Themes
1. Two-toned Fashion - There is potential for the fashion industry to create a line of two-toned clothing items for consumers to mimic this trend.
2. Mono-color Photography - The photography industry could benefit from offering a service that specializes in black and white or mono-color photography.
3. Simplistic Hairstyles and Makeup - The beauty industry could offer a service package for simplistic hairstyles and makeup to cater to the trend of low maintenance looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can implement this two-toned style into their designs and collections to keep up with the current trend.
2. Photography - The photography industry can offer a specialized service that focuses specifically on mono-color photography.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry can offer a package of services that provide simplistic hairstyles and makeup for low maintenance looks.