The moodboard

The mood of the era was romantic and elegant, and I think a modern-day version of Juliet would retain that.
Juliet, the only girl of the Capulet family, beautiful, chic and sexy
Orange, red and green are the most dominant colours, representing the love and sensuality between Romeo and Juliet
Female body shapes, delicate and fragile just like their love
The style exudes confidence and class, which as a high-born lady, Juliet had. She would be used to getting things her own way.
Despite traditional female roles at the time, Juliet is intelligent and thinks for herself. In a more modern setting, this makes her a trendsetter.
Juliet deals with serious, adult issues in her life, so it is easy to forget how young she is. She is still naïve about some things, and is a dreamer in many ways, which is suggested in my mood board.
It was love at first sight for Romeo and Juliet and her look should really have that wow factor that makes an instant first impression.
Juliet is also a tragic figure, as alluded to in the central image.
Although their romance was brief, Romeo and Juliet’s love was passionate, and that is also something that is reflected in her style.