The Jason Kibbler-shot Tati Cotliar Twin #5 editorial does a fantastic job of displaying the skills that have made the 20-year-old Argentinian stunner someone to watch in the fashion world, with only two years as a professional model under her belt.
The Tati Cotliar Twin #5 editorial also features 19-year-old Russian model Yuri Pleskun, with the two playing an attitude-filled, bohemian rockstar couple traipsing around Brooklyn, exuding a carefree youth love reminiscent of famous rock royalty relationships like Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen, or Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love.
Tati Cotliar is the real star of the shot, exuding a special, spunky demeanor that screams "it" factor. After making her fashion week debut at the Rachel Comey show in New York in 2009, Tati Cotliar has gone on to appear in ad campaigns for high-end designers like Vivienne Westwood, Prada, Lanvin for H&M, and Chanel. This editorial only serves to further enhance her burgeoning superstar credibility.
The Tati Cotliar Twin #5 editorial is on newsstands now.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Attitude-filled Rockstar Couples
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create edgy and rebellious campaigns featuring couples with a carefree and youthful attitude.
- Spunky and Spontaneous Fashion Editorials
- Chance for photographers and fashion magazines to showcase models with a special, unique demeanor that exudes a sense of 'it' factor.
- Burgeoning Superstar Credibility
- Potential for fashion industry to capitalize on emerging models who have quickly gained recognition and credibility.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the trend of attitude-filled rockstar couples to create innovative campaigns and products.
- Photography
- Photographers and fashion magazines can explore the trend of spunky and spontaneous fashion editorials to push creative boundaries and attract attention.
- Modeling
- Modeling agencies and fashion brands can recognize the disruptive potential of emerging models with burgeoning superstar credibility and invest in their careers.
