A diverse crew of models get together (including Lyndsey Scott, Ida Agren and Shu Pei) to form the Teen Vogue ‘Fashion Cliques' shoot. The December 2009 fashion feature asks readers of Teen Vogue to “Identify youself!”
The Teen Vogue 'Fashion Cliques' feature includes the Prep Squad (featuring designs by APC, Love Moschino and Paul+Joe), the Punky Bunch (featuring designs by Alexander Wang, Rebecca Minkoff and Cynthia Steffe), the Tomboys (featuring items by Theory, Isable Marant and Ports 1961), and the Cozy Crowd (featuring pieces by Peter Jensen, Paul X by Paul Smith and Marc by Marc Jacobs).
The Teen Vogue ‘Fashion Cliques’ photos were photographed by Jason Kibbler and styled by fashion editor Nancy Rohde. Personally, I was never one to join a single clique or adhere to one style--but to each their own.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fashion Cliques
- Opportunity to explore the intersection of technology and fashion by creating an AI-powered platform that recommends style groups based on user preferences.
- Diversity in Modeling
- Opportunity for fashion brands to embrace diversity and inclusivity by featuring models from different racial, cultural, and physical backgrounds.
- Fashion Editorials
- Opportunity to create more dynamic and immersive fashion editorials featuring innovative designs, stunning photography, and engaging storytelling.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Innovation opportunities for fashion brands to embrace diversity, explore new editorial formats, and leverage technology to enhance the shopping experience for customers.
- Photography
- Opportunity for photographers to experiment with new styles, techniques, and technologies to create visually stunning and emotionally impactful fashion editorials.
- Media
- Opportunity for media companies to leverage the power of fashion and photography to tell compelling stories, attract new audiences, and drive revenue growth.
