The Vogue Italia 'Wardrobe Fittings' editorial might seem slightly familiar to those who like to stay on the up and up in the fashion industry. That's because a teaser video of the photoshoot was released a couple of days ago. In it, people got a glimpse of the vintage direction and sepia-hues used as well as Naomi Campbell's thoughts on the female form.
Shot by photographer Steven Meisel, the Vogue Italia 'Wardrobe Fittings' editorial appears in the February 2013 issue of the magazine. Styled by Karl Templer, the wardrobe featured pieces from the likes of Miu Miu, Stella McCartney, Calvin Klein and Chanel. Posing in a fantastic set designed by Mary Howard, Campbell also models 50s-influenced hairdos by Guido and a flawless face by Pat McGrath.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Fashion
- There is a growing trend for vintage and retro fashion styles, as seen in the Vogue Italia 'Wardrobe Fittings' editorial.
- Sepia Photography
- The use of sepia-hued photography is becoming popular in fashion editorials, creating a nostalgic and vintage aesthetic.
- Influencer Collaboration
- Fashion brands are collaborating with influencers and celebrities like Naomi Campbell to create unique and buzz-worthy editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry should explore opportunities to incorporate vintage and retro styles in their designs and marketing campaigns.
- Photography
- Photographers and studios can capitalize on the demand for sepia-hued photography in fashion editorials.
- Influencer Marketing
- Brands can leverage influencer collaborations to create engaging and visually appealing fashion editorials.
