The Paris Mon Amour August 2012 editorial for Vogue Paris features the gorgeous Dutch supermodel Doutzen Kroes. The stylist Emmanuelle Alt dressed the model in Dior, Miu Miu, Blackberry, Gucci, Tom Ford, Valentino and Versace. These garments include haute skirts, floral pantsuits, velvet dresses and sequinned frocks.
This glamazon is pictured in over-exaggerated poses that are avant-garde and shocking for a Vogue editorial. One image captures the model with her leg raised, split up her dress and her hand on her thigh. The model appears cat-like with her hands sprawled as if she is about to pounce.
The model was captured in a warm rustic living room with a fireplace, golden furniture and timber walls. The Paris Mon Amour is another captivating pictorial by the famous Mario Sorrenti.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Avant-garde Posing
- The use of avant-garde and shocking poses in fashion editorials presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the creative direction of photo shoots.
- Haute Skirts
- The inclusion of haute skirts in editorial fashion spreads highlights an opportunity for disruptive innovation in high-end fashion design and manufacturing.
- Rustic Living Rooms
- The portrayal of warm rustic living rooms in fashion editorials creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation in home decor and interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- The use of avant-garde poses in fashion photography opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in photo composition and visual storytelling techniques.
- High-end Fashion
- The integration of haute skirts in fashion editorials signals an opportunity for disruptive innovation in high-end fashion brands and their design aesthetics.
- Home Decor
- The representation of rustic living rooms in fashion editorials suggests an opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating unique and stylish home decor products and designs.
