There have been quite a lot of interpretations of the tech look sweeping through the fashion industry, and the Oyster Magazine #97 editorial is the latest one. Elegant, eclectic and eccentric, the ensembles bridge the gap between casual and chic in a very unique way. Pairing sporty pieces with luxe ones, they have an urban vibe that is often not achieved in other athletic-inspired outfits.
The Oyster Magazine #97 editorial was captured by photographer Bjarne Jonasson for the publication's most recent issue. It stars model Marihenny Rivera. The Dominican beauty was styled by Delphine Danhier, who played with pieces pulled from the racks of Blumarine, Y-3, Stella McCartney and more. Exhibiting a cool nonchalance, her looks were perfected with a low chignon by Andre Gunn and barely-there makeup by Karan Franjola.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tech-fashion Fusion
- There is an opportunity to create unique and eclectic ensembles that blend casual and chic styles with a tech influence.
- Sporty-luxe Pairings
- Pairing sporty pieces with luxury items creates a stylish urban vibe that sets apart from conventional athletic-inspired outfits.
- Nonchalant Editorials
- Editorial photo shoots portraying a cool nonchalance provide an opportunity to showcase fashion in a more relaxed and effortless way.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage the tech-fusion trend to create innovative and unique clothing and accessories.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can explore minimalistic and barely-there makeup looks that complement nonchalant fashion editorials.
- Photography
- Photographers and magazines can incorporate the sporty-luxe pairing trend into their editorial shoots to capture a stylish and urban aesthetic.
