Wild Mannered for the September 2012 Marie Claire issue proves that you can wear a fur coat in every season. This series was photographed by David Roemer at Atelier Management, and he captured the lovely Egle Tvirbutaite in a grassy field filled with beautiful trees covered in flowers.
The stylist Laura Ferrara adorned the model in thick fur coats that come in tan, pink, blue, red and multicolored stripes. The makeup artist Christian McCulloch painted the model's lips a bright burgundy red, and her eyes with thick black eyeshadow.
This chic editorial is full of overstatements with Egle's thick fur coats and voluminous hair. Despite anti-fur campaigns, this Marie Claire issue proves that fur is still in style.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Sustainable Fur Alternatives
- The rise of anti-fur campaigns creates an opportunity for the development of sustainable and ethical fur alternatives in the fashion industry.
- Bold Colorful Coats
- The use of vibrant, unconventional colors in fur coats presents an opportunity for designers to create eye-catching and fashion-forward outerwear options.
- Statement Makeup
- The bold makeup choices showcased in the editorial highlight the potential for the beauty industry to experiment with innovative and unconventional cosmetic trends.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The resurgence of fur in fashion and the demand for sustainable alternatives will drive innovation in the industry.
- Textile
- Developing new fabrics and materials that mimic the look and feel of fur while being cruelty-free and environmentally friendly will be a focus for the textile industry.
- Cosmetics
- There is an opportunity for cosmetic companies to create bold and unique makeup products inspired by the experimental looks seen in the editorial.
