One look through the Gisele Bundchen i-D Magazine Pre-Fall 2011 cover and you'll understand why the 31-year-old Brazillian beauty is one of the world's most famous supermodels, as well as one of the world's most successful female celebrities.
The Gisele Bundchen i-D Magazine Pre-Fall 2011 editorial was photographed by accomplished photographer Emma Summerton, whose work has appeared in publications ranging from the New York Times T Magazine to British Vogue and Vogue Italia. The theme of this editorial is a back-to-school special, featuring Mrs. Tom Brady in a series of outfits that portray innocence and youthful zeal.
My favorite shot in the Gisele Bundchen i-D Magazine Pre-Fall editorial is the lead image of this post -- Gisele in pig-tails and a short, brownish dress. Her lovely long legs shining in the light. It's not easy for a veteran 31-year-old model to exude such a genuine naiveté and sex appeal, but Queen G does it with ease. This is the definition of a September editorial to remember.
What's Driving This Trend
- Supermodel Fashion
- The trend of featuring supermodels in fashion editorials opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry, including more niche and diverse representation of models.
- Back-to-school Look
- The trend of featuring a back-to-school aesthetic in fashion editorials can inspire new designs and marketing strategies for clothing brands catering to students.
- Youthful Innocence
- The trend of portraying innocence and youthfulness in fashion editorials highlights a potential shift towards more modest and minimalistic fashion design.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has the opportunity to disrupt the traditional beauty standards and showcase more diverse models, as well as pave the way for new clothing lines inspired by the back-to-school trend.
- Education
- The education industry can collaborate with clothing brands to create more sustainable and affordable school uniforms inspired by the back-to-school trend.
- Photography
- The photography industry can experiment with new themes and styles inspired by the trend of portraying innocence and youthfulness in fashion editorials.
