Catwalk Final Images.

After weeks of designing and developing my ideas, here are my final images for my catwalk look. 

Catwalk Face Charts.

This is a face chart to support my ideas of what I want my Catwalk tribal look to be like and here are some other variations of my ideas. 

Catwalk Styling.

Here is an illustration that hopefully outlines what I was describing in my earlier post. 

Catwalk Design.

So now that my catwalk design has now become my editorial, I'll explain what I would like for my new catwalk design. (hopefully my story board below illustrates it well)

Immaculate skin- no blemishes, fresh, warm, dewy skin. 

Bright eyes, no mascara, very very natural. 

Brushed up eyebrows, almost fluffy. 

tuplast applied round jawline to give effect of scarification - fine detail, very subtle. 

Long hair- almost wind swept.

Flat at the roots, textured at the ends. 

Topless- front of body covered in lots of jewellery and beads. Very colourful, references asia. 

back to have scarification shown using string and liquid latex. 

Camel/sand coloured trousers or skirt- something natural to represent the earth. 

I will create some face charts to help visualise and develop and post them shortly. 

Editorial Makeup.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS IMAGE. 

I love how disorientated this makeup makes her face look. The way her eyes are sunken and her forehead is raised. I am going to create my look a bit differently now and try and give the appearance of an unusual face shape. 

Ideas for my models.

I've been looking at some images online and I have found a few different positions I think would be good to capture my designs. Something to show my models and give them some inspiration to work with. 

                          

Hair Inspiration- Editorial.

So for my editorial shoot I want the design to have different hair types involved. This image doesn't illustrate how I would like it, but it does show the different hair which can be created using extensions and other hair pieces as you can see there is different colour as well as type and texture. I really want a mix up in my editorial, something unusual and different.