Posted on February 13, 2012
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I was involved on an inspiring photo shoot which was researched by stationer Vicky Trainor and photographer Becky Mitchell Photography.
The look inspired was a soft, vintage vibe based on an old victorian drawing room. Lace table cloths, crochet stationery, japanese china cups supplied by Make-up by Jo (me) from my uncles travels in Japan in the 50’s. The amazing flowers amaryllis, roses, jasmine, potted pansies with the amazing soft colours to represent the shoot. The model with her sultry red hair gave the image a twist to the vintage vibe.
The make-up was an inspiration by the pre raphaelite era. I wanted the make-up to be natural but with a hint or rosy colours especially on the cheek area. The lips to be natural with just hints of gloss of a natural shade to finish the whole look for the shoot.
Here are two amazing videos to give you an insight into a day on a photo shoot.
I would like to credit everyone involved.
Photography – Becky Mitchell Photography, The Profile Gallery and Sitting Room Tea Shop
Photography details of the still-life set – Katie Byram Photography
Styling & Stationery – Vicky Trainor & The Vintage Drawer
Venue – Be All You Can
Behind the Scenes Videos – Debbie Stogden
Styling & Model – Helen Stevens of Surfacephilia
Floral Styling – Bels Flowers
Cakes – A Slice of Nostalgia
Furniture – Peeling Paint
Bride’s Dress – Truly Beautiful
Make-up – Make-up By Jo
Hair Styling – Adrian Wray of Chocolate
Hair Accessories – DC Bouquets
Glassware – Northern Lights Interiors
Vintage Dress – Margaret Garbut
Images © 2012 Becky Mitchell Photography and Katie Byram Photography as tagged, videos by Debbie Stogden
