The Vogue China March 2013 Sui He photoshoot ushers in the coming warm weather with a bit of edge. Bringing He to the fore of the publication was photographer Sharif Hamza and makeup artist Maud Laceppe.
Hamza captured He's commandeering figure in this Vogue China editorial. Titled Laser Cut Leather, it displays some of the top all-leather looks for the coming spring season. Apparently central to this theme is a layered motif as stylist Julia von Boehmn incorporated tiers and slits of fabric. Hair specialist Shay Ashual contributed to these haphazard cuts with loosely tousled tresses, ones that were left to their own devices as they fell in a wet clumps. When paired with spiky metallic accessories, He came across as the ultimate grunge enthusiast.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Layered Leather Fashion
- There is an opportunity for companies to innovate by creating more layered leather designs and incorporating metallic accessories.
- All-leather Fashion
- Innovative companies can create more looks featuring all-leather designs which incorporate unique haphazard cuts.
- Grunge Fashion
- Opportunities exist for companies to pursue creating more grunge-inspired fashion pieces by pairing leather with wet, tousled hair and metallic accessories.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can make more layered leather or all-leather designs with haphazard cuts and unique metallic accessories.
- Accessories
- The accessories industry can innovate by creating unique spiky metallic accessories to pair with leather designs.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can pursue creating wet and tousled hair designs to complement all-leather or layered leather fashion pieces.
