Chloe Crane Leroux captures 'Lost In Translation', Design Scene's captivating editiorial that features blonde beauty Melizanne. This image series boasts monochromatic imagery and is syled by Stephanie Casarotto. Whether lensed on Parisian streets or in a hotel room, this editorial is both sensual and moody in its theme.
Hair styling for Design Scene's 'Lost in Translation' feature is courtesy of Olivier Vinet who is also responsible for the editorial's makeup looks. Opting for fresh-faced cosmetics with a hint of dramatic eye-liner, the beauty artist embraces effortlessly cool, Parisian looks.
This image series also highlights feminine and sophisticated fashions that are courtesy of Leinaud Beaudet, Tiger of Sweden and Shelly London among other labels. These pieces include long, wool coats and fur vests that are worn atop cotton casuals.
Moody Parisian Editorials
Design Scene's Lost in Translation Story Boasts Monochromatic Imagery
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Cosmetics - Opportunity for beauty industry to create products that allow consumers to achieve the fresh-faced yet dramatic makeup styles popular in Parisian editorial work.