Spring will soon descend upon us, and with every spring comes chic tribal-inspired fashion, such as those showcased in this editorial for the Glamour Italy February 2012 edition.
Photographed by David Roemer, this sassy spread featuring model Gwen Loos is aptly titled 'Tribal Chic,' demonstrating how tribal styles can actually look more polished and sophisticated than the typical boho or hippie-esque pieces that usually come to mind. Loos, styled by Valentina Di Pinto, looks ravishing in chic city outfits comprising printed tops and skirts, casual and sporty khaki jackets, chunky wedge sandals and updated tribal-luxe accessories like structured handbags and elegantly beaded jewelry.
Loos sports a voluminous, messy coif created by hair stylist Keith Carpenter; her makeup is by Hung Vanngor.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tribal-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create polished and sophisticated tribal-inspired pieces for the spring season.
- City Chic Outfits
- Stylists can explore the combination of tribal prints with city-style clothing, offering a fresh and trendy look for urban fashionistas.
- Updated Tribal-luxe Accessories
- Designers can innovate and create structured handbags and elegantly beaded jewelry with a tribal-inspired twist.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- There is a scope for fashion designers to experiment with tribal-inspired designs and incorporate them into their collections.
- Stylist Services
- Stylists can offer their expertise in combining tribal prints with city chic outfits, catering to the fashion needs of urban clientele.
- Accessory Design
- There is an opportunity for accessory designers to create unique and updated tribal-luxe pieces like structured handbags and beaded jewelry.
