As striking as the art deco, flapper fashion is in the Vogue Italia 'The Outstanding M.C.B.' editorial, the changing hairstyles steal the show. Each hairstyle creates a new persona that is either completely fictional or slightly reminiscent of a celebrity. For instance, the short black wig makes model Mariacarla Boscono look like Liza Minnelli.
The Vogue Italia 'The Outstanding M.C.B.' editorial was shot by French fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier for the magazine's February 2012 issue. The photo shoot showcases the Gucci spring 2012 collection, which is rife with black and gold ensembles that are elegant and glamorous. Perfect for a sophisticated party, the frocks are sexily sequined, fantastically fringed and daringly skin-revealing. The Italian beauty demonstrates how versatile these looks are.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Art Deco Influenced Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to incorporate art deco elements into their design and offer a fresh take on the trend.
- Changing Hairstyles in Fashion
- Opportunity for hair care companies to create products catered towards frequent changes in hairstyles to keep up with the trend.
- Revival of Retro Fashion
- Opportunity for companies to bring back vintage style clothing and accessories to cater to the fashion needs of the current generation.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections inspired by the art deco era and appeal to consumers looking for unique and nostalgic fashion.
- Beauty & Personal Care
- Opportunity for hair care brands to create products that cater to the trend of frequent changes in hairstyles within the fashion industry.
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to introduce retro style clothing and accessories into their collections, appealing to consumers' desires for nostalgic fashion.
