The Zoo #32 Anais Pouliot pictorial is cottage-style couture featured in the magazines October issue to showcase the sheer fabrics and fashions of fall.
Shot by photographer Greta Ilieva, the Canadian-born model strikes a pose with a pouty pop of red-stained lips, disheveled wavy tresses and precarious platforms.
The scene ranges from fence-balancing photos to lounging in a pile of sod in black sheer dresses, fall coats, and polka-dotted cover ups. Stylist for the Zoo #32 Anais Pouliot spread, Margaret Chow, managed to mix together a wide range of designers that included fashion favorites Ralph Lauren, Moschino, Emilio Pucci, Balmain, Sonia Rykiel, Thierry Mugler, Emporio Armani, Topshop Unique and Marc Jacobs.
Adding an eclectic touch, Pouliot is pictured with a bearded man rocking a velvety robe that she then dons in the final picture, reminding us that unisex chic is still in for the upcoming seasons.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sheer Fabrics
- Opportunity for innovating lightweight and transparent materials for use in clothing and fashion.
- Polka-dotted Fashion
- Disruptive potential in creating new patterns and designs using polka dots in the fashion industry.
- Unisex Chic
- Innovation opportunities in creating gender-neutral clothing and fashion trends.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers and brands to experiment with new fabrics and patterns.
- Textile
- Potential for textile manufacturers to develop innovative fabrics that are lightweight and sheer.
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to offer gender-neutral fashion options for a diverse customer base.
