Socialite and fashion guru Olivia Palermo has landed herself another magazine cover, this time for the Marie Claire Spain February 2013 issue. Having graced the publication's cover almost a year ago last April, she is taking a more relaxed approach. Ditching the camera for flowers, balloons and cupcakes, Palermo lounges around a decadent suite in colorful feminine outfits.
The Marie Claire Spain February 2013 cover shoot was shot by photographer Nacho Alegre. The New York City native was styled by fashion editor Enrique Campos, who pulled pieces from the resort collections of such labels as Valentino, Lanvin and Louis Vuitton for her to wear. Complete with full makeup and lush hair, Palermo is certainly a sight for sore eyes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fashion Editorials Featuring Relaxed Approach
- Fashion editorials are taking a more relaxed approach and ditching the camera for everyday activities such as lounging and enjoying desserts.
- Styled by Famous Fashion Editors
- Famous fashion editors are being brought in to style magazine editorial shoots, using pieces from the resort collections of high-end fashion labels.
- Influence of Socialites in Fashion Industry
- Socialites are using their influence to make a splash in the fashion industry, landing covers and starring in editorial shoots.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry has an opportunity to showcase its high-end resort collections in a relatable and attainable context through editorial shoots that feature everyday activities.
- Magazine Publishing Industry
- The magazine publishing industry can capitalize on the popularity of socialites by featuring them on covers and in editorial shoots.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can showcase its talent by shooting fashion editorials that focus on everyday activities while still highlighting high-end fashion collections.
