The Photoshoot Starring Diana Moldovan for Jalouse is Brightly Eccentric
Meghan Young — February 1, 2013 — Fashion
References: jalouse.fr & trendland
Never has a clown seemed so classy or exotic than model Diana Moldovan for Jalouse magazine. Appearing in the February 2013 issue of the French publication, which happens to be covered by fellow model Miranda Kerr, the Romanian beauty is decked out in an eccentric mix of clothing, which will inspire women to be more experimental with color and patterns this spring season.
The editorial starring Diana Moldovan for Jalouse was shot by photographer Timur Celikdag. Stylist Anne Sophie Thomas put together the bold looks, pulling quirky pieces from the racks of such labels as Carven, Peter Pilotto, Dries Van Noten and Dior. Makeup artist Ent Whitehead painted Moldovan's face while hairstylist Sebastien le Corroller played with accessories.
The editorial starring Diana Moldovan for Jalouse was shot by photographer Timur Celikdag. Stylist Anne Sophie Thomas put together the bold looks, pulling quirky pieces from the racks of such labels as Carven, Peter Pilotto, Dries Van Noten and Dior. Makeup artist Ent Whitehead painted Moldovan's face while hairstylist Sebastien le Corroller played with accessories.
Trend Themes
1. Bold and Colorful Fashion - The use of bright colors and patterns in fashion editorials such as the Classy Clown shoot could create opportunities for disruptive innovation in textile design and garment manufacturing.
2. Exotic and Eccentric Models - The use of models with unconventional features and styles could create disruptive innovation opportunities in the modeling industry, such as a shift towards inclusivity and diversity in fashion.
3. Experimental Makeup and Hairstyling - The use of creative and experimental makeup and hairstyling in fashion editorials could disrupt the beauty industry by inspiring more daring and unconventional looks and product innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry could benefit from disruptive innovation opportunities in various areas such as textile design, garment manufacturing, and inclusive modeling practices.
2. Modeling - Disruptive innovation opportunities in the modeling industry could involve shifts towards inclusivity and diversity in casting and modeling unconventional styles and looks.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry could benefit from disruptive innovation opportunities in response to the rise of experimental makeup and hairstyling trends that push conventional boundaries and inspire creative product innovation.
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