The New York Times Style Magazine's Latest Issue Captures Individuality
Meghan Young — June 14, 2016 — Pop Culture
One of the things that the modern world is getting better at (although still at a slow rate) is the appreciation of diversity, which is explored in the latest issue of The New York Times Style Magazine. Dubbed "In Praise of Individual Beauty," this editorial focuses on close up portraits of various models that all boast their own unique look.
Shot by photographer Karim Sadli, The New York Times Style Magazine editorial stars such models as the freckled Rianne van Rompaey, a glowing Jing Wen as well as newcomers like Shelby Hayes, Lorena Maraschi and Roos Abels. With some help from stylist and T fashion director Marie-Amélie Sauvé alongside beauty team Damien Boissinot and Peter Philips, each model embraces her distinct characteristics with confidence and pride.
Shot by photographer Karim Sadli, The New York Times Style Magazine editorial stars such models as the freckled Rianne van Rompaey, a glowing Jing Wen as well as newcomers like Shelby Hayes, Lorena Maraschi and Roos Abels. With some help from stylist and T fashion director Marie-Amélie Sauvé alongside beauty team Damien Boissinot and Peter Philips, each model embraces her distinct characteristics with confidence and pride.
Trend Themes
1. Diverse Beauty Representation - Increased representation of diverse beauty styles and models in fashion editorials and advertising campaigns.
2. Individual Beauty Celebrated - Celebration of individual beauty characteristics, such as freckles and natural textures, in editorial and advertising imagery.
3. Inclusive Fashion Industry - Increased prioritization of inclusivity and diversity in fashion and beauty, including casting and product offerings.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands and publications can capitalize on the trend of celebrating individual beauty and diversity by featuring more diverse models in their campaigns and editorials.
2. Beauty - Beauty brands and publications can focus on highlighting individual beauty characteristics and promoting inclusive messaging to appeal to a wider range of consumers.
3. Media - Media outlets can prioritize diversity and inclusivity in their editorial content by featuring individuals from underrepresented groups and promoting varied perspectives and viewpoints.
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