Hair, Make-up and Wardobe

Emily and I previously completed some research into existing advertisement look trends. This has 

helped us to come together with the outfit that our models will wear in the shoot. Emily is in control of 

creating the models look and doing their hair and make up. I am assisted  her with picking the clothing. 

Girls

The girls will all wear pyjamas, Ireland will wear a white top and patterned bottoms, Paige will wear matching long sleeved top and bottoms, Mary will wear a tight fitting onesie and Ciara will wear fleece long sleeved top and long bottoms. The variety of pyjamas that they will wear will show our range of products that our store will sell.

The girls will all wear their hair down to get a natural bed time look and they will also wear minimal makeup to show the audience a realistic view of how good you can look in 'Tyler Holmes' pyjamas . Also are high end and elegant looking and we believe these models portray that.

Niamh

Niamh is going to wear a long grey jumper with a roll neck and black jeans and boots. This is a fashionable warm winter look which is key for what we are looking for in  our advert. Niamh’s hair will be down and flowly and hair tucked behind her ear but shows  her natural soft curls to add to that natural look. Her makeup will be natural so the attention is mainly on the clothing, therefore makeup is to a minimum. 

Sean 

Sean will be wearing a navy wooly jumper and black skinny jeans.  Emily chose this outfit for Sean because he must look fashionable and attractive, which we think this current look does. We asked him to grow his facial hair and Emily styled his fringe up in a quiff to ensure he was following the trend and look that we are looking for, also Sean didn't wear makeup.

Josh

Musau

The boys will wear black jeans and different Christmas jumpers to show current festive fashion. The jumpers are bright colours which is important so they stand out. Also the boys have short haircuts which is current and fashionable, however they will wear no makeup because we want them to represent young boys.