INCENSE & PEPPERMINTS — Cover

INCENSE & PEPPERMINTS

Mint and pink collide in a pastel haze where beauty becomes pure chromatic play. The face is split by lime-green and rose colour fields in a double-exposure effect, transforming skin into canvas, while cream-toned dots scattered across the features evoke the hallucinogenic poster art of the Sixties. Hair is styled in a high blonde pompadour with soft waves, as delicate and surreal as spun sugar. Mint chiffon and lace layering, a pearl-sheen ivory slip dress, and silver rings on every finger bring a romantic retro sensibility to the styling. The cream-toned draped backdrop and gentle natural light render each frame like a softened film photograph, a visual echo of 1967 San Francisco dreamscapes pulled into the present.

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FAQ

What era does the INCENSE & PEPPERMINTS editorial evoke?

It channels romantic retro vibes reminiscent of 1960s psychedelic posters and 1967 San Francisco, using vintage updo hairstyles, chiffon, and lace amid pastel mint and pink fog.

What are the makeup and color schemes in this editorial?

The face becomes a canvas with lime green planes and rose pink double exposures, scattered with cream-colored dots to complete a pastel color experiment where mint and pink intertwine.