With its dim brume, the Madame of the Cloud by Que Duong is poetic.
Emotive imagery translates into the blue-hued overlay of this fashion story. With delightful haze of gloomy weather, the combination of a foggy setting with stunning garments entices with a substantially different approach to fall attire. Captured by photographer Que Duon, the spread is a vivacious show of muted indigo with splashes of burning scarlet that adhere to a fantastical conceptualized autumn climate.
Model Evgeniya Maslovskaya sports a variety of wrap dresses, maxi skirts, fur trimmed overcoats and pencil skits that are on par with the seasonal runway offerings. When paired with the gravity-defying top knot by Lynn Tucker, the styles are given an edge of eclecticism. Styled by Veronica Cheri, the editorial is a show of functional fashion with a dramatically overcast enchantment.
Opulent Overcast Editorials
The Madame of the Cloud by Que Duong Boasts a Haute Haze
Trend Themes
1. Haute Haze Fashion - Opportunities for fashion brands to incorporate foggy and dim weather elements into their fall collections.
2. Fantastical Atmosphere Photography - Opportunities for photographers and visual artists to experiment with creating whimsical and surreal environments for fashion editorials.
3. Eclectic Styling - Opportunities for stylists to mix and match unexpected elements to create unique fashion looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can incorporate elements of dim weather and whimsy into upcoming fall collections.
2. Photography - An opportunity for fashion photographers to create fantastical environments and capture emotive imagery.
3. Styling - Stylists can explore and experiment with eclectic styling to create bold and unique fashion looks.