The Love Magazine Hip Hop Hooray editorial will be delivered as a part of the Winter 2012/2013 issue of the magazine. The publication assembled an extensive team of models for the production as it called upon Cara Delevingne, Edie Campbell,
Alexa Chung, Tara Ferry, and Olympia Campbell who were placed next to their male counterparts, Henry Chalker, Raff Law,
Paddy Mitchell, and Arthur Law.
None other than Bruce Weber captured Hip Hop Hoory. The expert photographer delivered a warm neighborhood feeling within these images as he took snapshots of guitars, city streets and the intertwined limbs of his subjects. Stylist Joe McKenna furthered this approachable communal vibe with a host of ankle boots, plaid skirts, black button ups and oxford shirts.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Community-focused Editorials
- Opportunity for brands to create editorials that capture a warm neighborhood feeling and foster a sense of community with their audience.
- Intertwined Fashion Collaborations
- Opportunity for fashion brands to partner with musicians and artists, capturing the intertwined relationship between fashion, music, and art in their editorial shoots.
- Approachable Styling Vibes
- Opportunity for stylists to create accessible and relatable fashion looks, incorporating ankle boots, plaid skirts, black button-ups, and oxford shirts.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Editorial
- Fashion magazines and brands can leverage this trend to create innovative and engaging editorials that resonate with their target audience.
- Music and Fashion Collaboration
- Opportunity for musicians and fashion brands to collaborate on creative projects that bridge the gap between the two industries.
- Styling and Image Consulting
- Stylists and image consultants can tap into this trend to offer their services in creating approachable and relatable fashion looks.
