With a vintage Audrey Hepburn appeal, the Roe Ethridge Karlie Kloss photoshoot for the fall 2012 issue of Acne Paper Sweden shows the two sides of a femme fatale.
When it comes to portraying the look of a serious business woman, stylist Marie Chaix dressed Kloss in an array of menswear styled apparel. These casual looks incorporated oversized winter jackets, tailored trousers, no-nonsense leather handbags and even black leather sneakers. For the other side however, Karlie Kloss was a seductive retro-styled vixen wearing slinky dresses with low-cut backs and high-cut slits. Photographer Roe Ethridge uses black and white imagery to give the photos a more vintage effect.
The Roe Ethridge Karlie Kloss photoshoot shows a multifaceted woman using contrasting looks.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Multifaceted Women
- The trend towards embracing and showcasing the many sides of women opens up opportunities for brands to create inclusive, diverse and empowering marketing campaigns.
- Vintage Style
- The return to vintage fashion and aesthetics offers opportunities for businesses to update and modernize classic looks while tapping into nostalgia and sentimentality.
- Menswear for Women
- The trend towards incorporating traditionally masculine clothing into women's fashion opens up avenues for retailers to create gender-neutral clothing lines and expand their customer base.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion industry can capitalize on these trends by creating unique and inclusive designs that showcase the multifaceted nature of women and incorporate vintage and menswear-inspired elements.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- The beauty industry can embrace multifaceted women by creating makeup and skincare lines that cater to a diverse range of skin types, tones and styles.
- Photography and Advertising
- The photography and advertising industry can tap into the multifaceted woman trend by creating imagery and campaigns that celebrate a diverse range of women and showcase their many sides.
