Despite the desert heat and full matador ensembles, model Ben Grimes Viort looks far from hot and bothered in the Flair April 2012 editorial. Granted, there are some skin-revealing bodysuits and lacy pants thrown into the mix to cool things off for her while heating things up for the reader.
The Flair April 2012 editorial was shot by Japanese photographer Nagi Sakai. The British beauty was exotically styled by Vittoria Cerciello. The Italian stylist played with a Spanish-inspired wardrobe that features such labels as Moschino, Emilio Pucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Giorgio Armani. The metallic hues, tapered pants and bolero jackets all look at home at the Joshua Tree National Park in California, where the photo shoot took place. Hairstylist Pasquale Ferrante created the platinum blond cut.
What's Driving This Trend
- Exotic Fashion Editorials
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create visually striking and culturally diverse editorial shoots that capture readers' attention.
- Spanish-inspired Wardrobe
- Potential for designers to incorporate Spanish-inspired elements into their collections, adding a touch of exotic allure to their designs.
- Environmental Photoshoot Locations
- Innovative photo shoot locations, like national parks, provide a unique backdrop for fashion editorials, merging fashion and nature.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry professionals can utilize the trend of exotic fashion editorials to create captivating campaigns and brand stories.
- Design
- Designers can tap into the Spanish-inspired wardrobe trend, infusing their collections with vibrant colors and unique patterns.
- Tourism
- National parks and other natural landscapes can leverage the trend of environmental photoshoot locations to attract fashion brands and photographers for collaborations.
