The Numero France September feature stars Daria Strokous, Edie Campbell and Karlie Kloss in its high fashioned old Hollywood photoshoot. Complete with tophats, the glitz and glamor of the editorial is straight out of the Great Gatsby.
Channeling the flapper styles and chic sparkle of the 1920s, the Numero France September feature has an interesting mix of old school romance while incorporating modern twists on the styles. Shot entirely in black and white, the editorial is able to mix the best of old Hollywood glamor while featuring some of the latest styles of the modern day.
Strokous, Campbell and Kloss are rising stars within the fashion industry. Their classic, yet androgynous look allows these young models to effortless pull of the femme and gent fatale looks featured in this magazine spread.
What's Driving This Trend
- Old Hollywood Fashion
- The editorial mixes old and modern Hollywood styles for a fresh approach to classic looks.
- Androgynous Models
- The use of androgynous models creates gender-bending looks in high fashion shoots.
- Black and White Photography
- The use of black and white photography adds a timeless feel to fashion editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can incorporate both old and new styles to create unique looks.
- Photography
- Photography studios can experiment with the use of black and white photography to create classic images.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Brands can feature androgynous models in their advertising campaigns to create gender-inclusive and boundary-pushing visuals.
