The title of the Marie Claire Australia October 2012 editorial says it all, "The Age of Oppulence." It showcases a slew of glamorous baroque-inspired fashion fit for socialites and royalty everywhere. Captured in the equally lavish rooms of a Parisian mansion as well as outdoors on the Alexander The Third bridge (also known as Pont Alexandre III), model Alexina Graham strikes glamorous poses worthy of the couture she is wearing.
Shot by photographer Troyt Coburn, the Marie Claire Australia October 2012 editorial encourages women to embrace their luxurious sides for the fall season. The British beauty was styled by Kate Harrowsmith Lanvin. She was clad in pieces from the likes of Christian Dior, Salvatore Ferragamo and more. Her fiery red locks were given a glossy wave treatment by hairstylist Vincent de Moro.
What's Driving This Trend
- Baroque-inspired Fashion
- The trend in baroque-inspired fashion reflects the return of classical and aesthetic styles in modern day clothing design.
- Luxury Branding
- Luxury branding that emphasizes heritage and tradition in design and production creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the high fashion industry.
- High-end Fashion Photography
- Incorporating lavish locations and ultra-glamorous models into high-end fashion photography can lead to innovation in marketing and advertising.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can integrate baroque-inspired elements into modern designs, while embracing luxury branding and high-end fashion photography for a more current appeal.
- Luxury Goods Industry
- The luxury goods industry can redefine the meanings of opulence and luxury by featuring olden designs in a modern interpretation.
- Fashion Photography Industry
- The fashion photography industry can create innovative campaigns by highlighting modernized styles and classic expressions in photography.
