L’Officiel Ukraine's 'Na Vysote' editorial features Jenia, a Major Models NYC face who poses in a wardrobe of Spring couture. Her looks are handpicked by stylist Ise White and range from dramatic cape dresses and fur stoles to floral frocks and sculptural headwear accessories.
Hair styling for this editorial is the work of beauty expert Vassilis Kokkinidis who opts for natural locks and fresh-faced cosmetics. The image series celebrates Spring couture with a theatrical twist and will appeal to vintage fashion fans. Standouts from the series are its witchy ensembles that are accented with sculptural fascinators and dramatic layers.
Playing with shape, texture and print, L'Officiel Ukraine's 'Na Vysote' shoot is nothing short of striking and is an homage to craftsmanship and artistry.
Eclectic Spring Couture
L’Officiel Ukraine's Na Vysote Story Captures Luxe and Theatrical Looks
Trend Themes
1. Spring Couture Editorial - Fashion houses can explore fresh twists to their spring collections by opting for dramatic cape dresses and sculptural headwear accessories.
2. Theatrical Twist in Spring Fashion - Designers can experiment with theatrical elements like witchy ensembles and sculptural fascinators to make their spring collection stand out from the rest.
3. Vintage Fashion Revival - Vintage fashion fans can rejoice and explore unique ensembles, prints and textures inspired by this theatrical and striking L’Officiel Ukraine's 'Na Vysote' shoot.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and creatives can explore new ways to add a theatrical twist to their spring collection, accentuated by sculptural headwear and vintage-inspired ensembles.
2. Beauty - Beauty experts can complement spring couture fashion with natural locks and fresh-faced cosmetics like Vassilis Kokkinidis did for this editorial.
3. Photography and Editorial - Editorial and photography creatives can get inspiration from unconventional and striking fashion shoots like L’Officiel Ukraine's 'Na Vysote,' and experiment further by making their own mark.