The Vogue Espana July 2012 'Bajo El Sol De La Toscana' editorial features an elegantly disheveled Kurkova. The Czech model is usually found perfectly coiffed while dressed in tailored pieces, and while she does showcase high fashion apparel here, her twisted laissez-faire tresses are left untouched, jutting out amid Kurkova's green eyes and define jaw line.
Spanish photographer Miguel Reveriego captured the disheveled beauty of Kurkova in Bajo El Sol De La Toscana. Miguel's work with the Vogue brand is extensive, collaborating in the past with Vogue Russia, Vogue Germany and Vogue Hommes Japan. This Vogue Espana editorial has added yet another dimension to Reveriego's involvement with the company, this time with attention to the artistic value of an imperfect bombshell look.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Imperfect Beauty
- There is an opportunity for beauty brands to create products and marketing campaigns that embrace the natural, disheveled look showcased in fashion editorials.
- Messy Chic Fashion
- Fashion designers can explore creating collections that incorporate the disheveled, laissez-faire look seen in high fashion editorials like the Vogue Espana July 2012 photoshoot.
- Authentic Beauty Standards
- There is a growing trend towards celebrating authenticity in beauty, and this editorial showcases an opportunity for the industry to further embrace this movement.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- There is an opportunity for fashion photographers to capture more natural and authentic images of models, embracing the disheveled look seen in the Vogue Espana July 2012 editorial.
- Beauty Products
- Beauty brands can create products that celebrate natural imperfections and help customers achieve the disheveled beauty looks seen in high fashion editorials.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can embrace the disheveled, laissez-faire look showcased in editorials like the Vogue Espana July 2012 photoshoot and create collections that celebrate authenticity and imperfection.
