There's a lot to love about the Spencer Lacy AW11 lookbook, between the timeless beauty of Simone Kerr, her sumptuous style and the simple elegance of her surroundings. The photos seem to communicate a subtle surreality, executed in the perfect harmony of vintage styling by Amber Renae and photography by Robert Earp.
The spreads are so polished that they suggest a heightened level of photo editing to give them an animated softness, while the pieces featured within the images have a distinctively classic appearance. With references to 1920s fashion with slinky dresses, lacy fabrics, fur coats, detailed high heels, extra long necklaces and wavy cropped locks, the Spencer Lacy AW11 lookbook plays with the age-old interest in layered materials and dramatic light.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Timeless Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation by creating fashion pieces that are classic and timeless, making them wearable for years to come.
- Vintage Styling
- Bringing back vintage styles and designs can provide a unique and nostalgic appeal to consumers and can disrupt the fashion industry.
- Animated Softness
- Integrating photo editing techniques to create an animated softness in photographs can offer a new level of creativity and innovation to the fashion industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from the Spencer Lacy AW11 lookbook to create collections that are classic, vintage, and incorporate photo editing techniques.
- Photography
- The lookbook's photography can inspire photographers to experiment with new techniques, incorporating vintage styles and creating a soft, animated effect.
- Marketing
- Companies can use the Spencer Lacy lookbook as a reference for unique and creative marketing strategies that incorporate vintage styling and a soft, dreamlike aesthetic.
