The Vogue Portugal 'Rigor na Parada' editorial may not necessarily be the pinnacle of military-inspired fashion, but it certainly has been shot from a very high point. Full of mountaintops and blue skies, the photoshoot soars above the rest in order to showcase some very sophisticated outfits. From double-breasted jackets to buckled heels and leather pants, the looks are full of authority as well as edge.
Shot by international photographer Kevin Sinclair, the Vogue Portugal 'Rigor na Parada' editorial is set to appear in the September 2012 issue of the magazine. It stars IMG model Agata. The blonde beauty was styled by Andrew Holden in pieces from such designers as Burberry Prorsum, Acne, Jason Wu, Rag & Bone, Max Mara, Sportmax, Peter Som, Jen Kao, Emilio Pucci, Moschino, Prada and others.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Military-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for designers to delve deeper into military-inspired clothing and accessories to create unique design elements.
- Mountain-top Photoshoots
- Brands can capitalize on mountain-top photoshoots to create visually stunning campaigns that showcase their products in a lofty, sophisticated manner.
- Sophisticated Outfits
- Fashion retailers can add more sophisticated outfits to their collections to target a niche market of consumers looking for more refined clothing options.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can adapt military-inspired fashion trends into their product lines and marketing campaigns to appeal to consumers who appreciate edginess and authority in their clothing choices.
- Photography
- Photographers can incorporate mountain-top locations into their photoshoots to offer brands a unique and visually stunning way to showcase their products.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can experiment with sophisticated outfits that incorporate military-inspired design elements to create unique and innovative clothing lines for their target audiences.
