The Qvest #51 issue of the German magazine displays model Caroline Corinth amid oxford shoes and lettered football jackets. The collegiate feel of the production is instantly apparent, and the 'School Girl' title that is marked on the Qvest pages confirms its scholastic slant.
The Qvest School Girl editorial was overseen by photographer Christoph Wohlfahrt. Wohlfahrt's use of black, white and faded imagery is largely reminiscent of 1970s finishes here, and this selection has accorded the photoshoot with a rather retro feel. The bunched up socks and sweater vests worn by Corinth go hand in hand with the iconic decade as they form parts of the generation's staple fashion pieces,
especially where the preppy about town classmate is concerned.
What's Driving This Trend
- Collegiate Chic Fashion
- Fashion trend inspired by the Qvest Magazine #51 'School Girl' Photoshoot featuring oxford shoes, lettered football jackets, bunched up socks and sweater vests.
- Retro-themed Photography
- Photography trend characterized by the use of 1970s-style finishes and black, white, and faded imagery exemplified by Christoph Wohlfahrt's work for Qvest Magazine.
- Scholastic Editorial Content
- Editorial trend that caters to the collegiate market and, in this case, focuses on 'School Girl' fashion. It presents an opportunity to create content that caters to the younger generation.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The Qvest Magazine #51 'School Girl' photoshoot presents an innovative opportunity for the fashion industry to create a new trend based on the collegiate chic style.
- Photography
- The Qvest School Girl editorial by Christoph Wohlfahrt and its 70s-inspired imagery opens up a disruption opportunity for retro-themed photography and portraiture.
- Publishing
- By featuring the School Girl editorial, Qvest Magazine presents an opportunity for publications to venture into scholastic editorial content that targets a younger audience.
