The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Break the Chain' online editorial is filled with vibrant fashion inspired by the seventies. Yet there is a sleek element that is purely contemporary. A reto wardrobe for the modern woman, this photoshoot will influence people to explore their nostalgic tendencies without compromising their contemporary sensibilities.
Shot by Hordur Ingason, a photographer based in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Fashion Gone Rogue Break the Chain online editorial stars model Mie Berg. The blonde beauty was styled by Kristine Wold, who pulled pieces from the racks of such labels as Tiger of Sweden, Peter Jensen, Carin Wester and Armani. She created a wardrobe of nostalgic prints and lightweight outerwear. Beauty artist Jan Stuhr perfected the timeless staples with stick straight hair and a flawlessly understated face with brown smokey eyes.
What's Driving This Trend
- 70s-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create modern interpretations of 70s fashion.
- Contemporary Nostalgia
- Opportunity to develop products and experiences that combine nostalgic elements with modern design.
- Minimalist Styling
- Opportunity for stylists and fashion brands to embrace sleek, minimalist aesthetics in their work.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the growing demand for 70s-inspired fashion and contemporary nostalgia.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of sleek, minimalist styling in their photoshoots.
- Beauty
- Beauty artists can experiment with understated, timeless beauty looks that complement minimalist fashion styles.
