The Near The Edge Design Scene Exclusive is Metal-Infused
Jana Pijak — May 30, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: claracopley & designscene.net
The 'Near The Edge' Design Scene exclusive editorial is captured by
fashion photographer Clara Copley's lens. The striking beauty story features Nevs Models face Elizabeth Evans who is outfitted in a wardrobe of armor-inspired garments and dramatic accessory pieces.
Stylist Stephanie Hirschmiller dresses the model in hand-made and avant-garde accessories and garments from the likes of Fydor Golan, Jane Bowler and Georgia Hardinge among a slew of others. Defying expectation, the 'Near The Edge' Design Scene exclusive editorial highlights sculptural womenswear silhouettes and metal-made accessories that reference a style aesthetic that is reminiscent of ancient armor.
The edgy editorial marries wearable garments with over-the-top jewelry and head-pieces that are a contemporary translation of historical styles. Moreover, this image series pairs its eccentric wardrobe with sultry beauty looks that vary from deep and dramatic lip-color applications to icy eyeliner looks.
fashion photographer Clara Copley's lens. The striking beauty story features Nevs Models face Elizabeth Evans who is outfitted in a wardrobe of armor-inspired garments and dramatic accessory pieces.
Stylist Stephanie Hirschmiller dresses the model in hand-made and avant-garde accessories and garments from the likes of Fydor Golan, Jane Bowler and Georgia Hardinge among a slew of others. Defying expectation, the 'Near The Edge' Design Scene exclusive editorial highlights sculptural womenswear silhouettes and metal-made accessories that reference a style aesthetic that is reminiscent of ancient armor.
The edgy editorial marries wearable garments with over-the-top jewelry and head-pieces that are a contemporary translation of historical styles. Moreover, this image series pairs its eccentric wardrobe with sultry beauty looks that vary from deep and dramatic lip-color applications to icy eyeliner looks.
Trend Themes
1. Armor-inspired Fashion - Disruptive innovation opportunities can be explored in creating modern armor-inspired garments and dramatic accessory pieces.
2. Metal-made Accessories - There is potential for disruptive innovation by designing contemporary metal-made accessories that reference historical styles.
3. Wearable Over-the-top Jewelry - Exploring disruptive innovation in creating wearable over-the-top jewelry that marries contemporary and historical styles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore disruptive innovation by embracing the trend of armor-inspired garments and metal-made accessories.
2. Jewelry - The jewelry industry has an opportunity for disruptive innovation by designing over-the-top jewelry pieces that can be worn in everyday settings.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry can innovate by creating beauty looks that complement and enhance the edgy and dramatic aesthetic of armor-inspired fashion.
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