The Vogue Turkey Into the Blue editorial offers a nautical look at stylist Katie Mossman's ensembles. Mossman worked with a seafarer motif as it was captured by photographer Miguel Reveriego who placed model Catherine McNeil before deep blue waters.
Into the Blue features billowing tops, crop bustiers and leather skirts. Mossman's selection is certainly not what one would expect of a standard by the water outfit, although McNeil made the ensembles appear not only sophisticated but best of all, appropriate for the setting. This quality was furthered by Reveriego's vantage points as he captured McNeil walking down stairs, leaning up against the red and orange brick and sitting calmly before the shores, images that Vogue Turkey's February 2013 readership will appreciate.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nautical Fashion Trends
- The use of seafarer motifs in the fashion industry presents opportunities to innovate new styles that are both stylish and practical for various settings.
- Underwater Photography Trend
- The use of underwater photography in fashion editorials presents opportunities to innovate creative and visually stunning shoots that appeal to the readership.
- Unconventional Waterfront Outfit Trend
- The use of unconventional clothing choices for waterfront settings presents opportunities to innovate unique styles that challenge traditional fashion norms.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can leverage the nautical-themed fashion trend to create unique clothing styles for various settings.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can leverage the use of underwater photography in fashion shoots to create visually stunning and creative images that attract clients.
- Entertainment Industry
- The entertainment industry can leverage the unconventional waterfront outfit trend to create unique and memorable costumes for films and TV shows.
