LoveCat Magazine delivers fifties vintage-inspired frames in this month's headlining editorial. Dutch model Valerie Van Der Graaf is no stranger to LoveCat’s glossy pages. This delicate beauty captures the sultry and mysterious side of a young woman from the 1950s. With the help of Van Der Graaf’s poetic presence, photographer Pierre Dal Corso was able to capture the raspy but modern environment needed for this shoot.
Stylist Sophie Clauzel incorporated soft hues to contrast the rich warmth from Van Der Graaf’s surroundings. The soft and sheer textures from the clothing help capture the authentic feeling of the photo shoot. The opted colour choices of black and white (with a small splash of red) blend rhythmically with the textured grains of each individual frame. This New York based magazine prides itself on its unconventional approach to beauty and fashion. This photo shoot is the case in point.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vintage-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to create lines that incorporate vintage-inspired styles and textures.
- Nostalgia Marketing
- Companies can leverage nostalgia marketing to connect with consumers who have an affinity for the fashion styles of previous decades.
- Soft Color Palettes
- Soft hues and textures can be incorporated into modern fashion to provide contrast and a vintage feel.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can take advantage of the trend towards vintage-inspired fashion and incorporate it into their design and marketing strategies.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore vintage-style photo shoots to capture a specific mood or aesthetic.
- Magazine Publishing
- Magazine companies can attract readers by featuring unconventional beauty and fashion in their editorial content.
