Dandy Haze in the Vogue UK September 2012 issue features supermodel Karlie Kloss. This series stands out with the psychedelic colors used against the gray backdrop as Karlie glares into the camera with a stern look across her face.
The stylist Lucinda Chambers has dressed Karlie in detailed geometric and floral pantsuits that are a rusty orange, red, blue, green and multicolored. These have been paired with neon dress shirts and ties that clash with the pantsuits. The model's hair is messy and falling across her face, and her lips are painted a burgundy red.
Nick Knight is a British fashion photographer, documentary photographer and web publisher who has shot for top brands around the world. This cover story for the upcoming issue of British Vogue is bright, chromatic and fierce.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric and Floral Prints
- The combination of various floral and geometric prints in fashion is a potential disruptive innovation in the textile industry.
- Clashing Colors
- The use of contrasting neon colors and bold patterns is a trend that can disrupt traditional fashion design.
- Messy Hairstyles
- Messy-looking hairstyles could be a new trend in beauty and hair care industry.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage on the psychedelic color trend and implement it in their designs.
- Textile
- The textile industry can innovate and create new designs with a variety of geometric and floral prints.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can disrupt traditional beauty practices by incorporating authentically messy hairstyles in their offerings.
