The title of the French Revue de Modes 'Keep On Truckin' editorial may be referencing the transport cafe setting, but it also sends a positive message while capturing the model's own motto. Or, at least, what her motto should be. At 46, supermodel Cindy Crawford definitely 'keeps on truckin,' and for good reason. That face and those gams belong to a 20 year old.
The French Revue de Modes Keep On Truckin editorial was lensed by Paris-based fashion photographer Thierry le Gouès for the magazine's tenth anniversary cover shoot. Shot completely in black and white, the editorial dramatically accentuates Crawford's statuesque figure against the trucker backdrop. Styled by Marcell Rocha, she is clad in pieces from fashion houses such as Lanvin, Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Transport Cafe Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to explore the aesthetics of trucker culture and transport cafes in their designs.
- Ageless Modeling
- The fashion industry can embrace age diversity and leverage the popularity of ageless beauties like Cindy Crawford.
- Monochromatic Photography
- Black and white photography can heighten the drama and add a timeless quality to fashion editorials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can look to transport trucker culture for inspiration and explore age diversity for their marketing campaigns.
- Publishing
- Magazines can leverage the popularity of supermodels like Cindy Crawford and explore different themes for their editorial content.
- Photography
- Photography studios can experiment with monochromatic and timeless styles that amplify the fashion pieces in editorials.
