Leonie Smelt Doesn't Bother to Blend for 'Kaleidoscope Eyes'
Marissa Brassfield — July 16, 2009 — Fashion
References: leoniesmelt.blogspot & behance.net
In this gorgeous 'Kaleidoscope Eyes' photo set from Leonie Smelt and photographer Niki Polman, a neutral backdrop and neutral clothing serve to accentuate the visible bronzer rocked by the model.
While bronzer is commonly applied in C-shaped swirls around the browbone and cheekbone, it's usually blended in with the rest of the makeup. Leonie Smelt and Niki Polman defy this notion outright, leaving the bronzer as is to highlight the model's porcelain skin in eye-popping fashion.
While bronzer is commonly applied in C-shaped swirls around the browbone and cheekbone, it's usually blended in with the rest of the makeup. Leonie Smelt and Niki Polman defy this notion outright, leaving the bronzer as is to highlight the model's porcelain skin in eye-popping fashion.
Trend Themes
1. Visible-bronzer-as-focal-point - There's an opportunity for makeup companies to create products that are intended to be used as a focal point rather than blended seamlessly.
2. Embracing-unconventional-makeup-application - Trend-setting makeup artists can make a name for themselves by challenging traditional makeup application techniques.
3. Minimalist-backdrops-to-emphasize-makeup - Photographers can explore minimalist or neutral backdrops to bring the focus onto makeup in editorial shoots.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty-and-makeup - Beauty companies can innovate by creating bold and unconventional products that appeal to a young and creative demographic.
2. Photography-and-videography - Photographers and videographers can experiment with unconventional backdrops and lighting to emphasize makeup in their work.
3. Fashion and Modeling - Fashion brands can collaborate with makeup artists to create bold and unconventional looks that complement their clothing collections.
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