Model Polina gets wet and wild in the Stylist Magazine 'Purple Rain' editorial. Taking the title of one of Prince's most successful albums quite literally, the photoshoot not only focuses on this vibrant hue, it is also shot on a rainy studio set. Completely psychedelic, as though set on capturing the '80s vibe of this album, the editorial is as fun as it is sexy.
The Stylist Magazine 'Purple Rain' editorial was lensed by John-Paul Pietrus, a photographer based in London, England. Outfitted by stylist Alexandra Fullerton, the brunette beauty is clad in the fall designs of such labels as Antonio Berardi, Christopher Kane, Prada, Cavalli and Chanel. The retro chic ensembles were complemented with lavender-tipped tresses by hairstylist Claire Rothstein and flawless dewy skin by makeup artist Adam de Cruz.
Psychedelically Wet Photoshoots
The Stylist Magazine 'Purple Rain' Editorial is Vibrantly Retro
Trend Themes
1. Retro Fashion Photography - The 'Purple Rain' editorial showcases the trend of capturing retro vibes through fashion photography.
2. Psychedelic Themes - The editorial embraces psychedelic themes, presenting an opportunity for brands to incorporate vibrant and trippy elements into their visuals.
3. Wet and Wild Shoots - The 'Purple Rain' editorial inspires the trend of creating edgy photoshoots that incorporate wet and playful elements.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - The 'Purple Rain' editorial highlights opportunities for photographers and stylists to experiment with retro and psychedelic themes.
2. Beauty and Makeup - Makeup artists can draw inspiration from the 'Purple Rain' editorial to create dewy and flawless looks with unique color accents.
3. Fashion and Apparel - Clothing brands can explore the trend of retro and psychedelic fashion, as seen in the 'Purple Rain' editorial, to offer unique and vibrant designs.