A show of cosmetic optimist, the Vogue Japan 'Form and Color' editorial is highly experimental.
Starring model Alana Zimmer, the October 2012 beauty story seen in the pages of Vogue Japan is stunning in its multi-hued extravagance. The bare tones of the model's matte skin compliment the color experiments that occurred in this spread that was lensed by photographer Sophie De la Porte.
Poetically styled by Sheila Single, this piece explores the more cheerful side of fall beauty. With most editorials being a display of moodily dark makeup looks it is refreshing to see the line of lime green liner on Sheila's lid. The circular overlays complement the pop-art feel of this piece that makes it almost reminiscent of 80s style. There is certainly no shortage of fall inspiration as bold pops of color to your makeup routine are unexpectedly chic.
Pop Art Beauty Photography
The Vogue Japan 'Form and Color' Editorial is Bold
Trend Themes
1. Experimental Makeup - Opportunity for brands to create bold and innovative cosmetic products.
2. Pop Art Aesthetic - Potential for fashion and beauty brands to incorporate vibrant and colorful designs.
3. Cheerful Fall Beauty - Market for seasonal makeup looks that embrace vibrant shades and playful styles.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - Opportunity to develop and market unique and unconventional makeup products.
2. Fashion - Opportunity for brands to incorporate bold and artistic designs into their clothing lines.
3. Photography - Demand for photographers who can capture and showcase experimental and vibrant beauty looks.