By the look of the Victoire Magazine Over photo spread, neither the hipster nor the tribal look is dead in the fashion industry. In fact, they seem to be finding new life by combining together to create a stronger front. Of course, these particular outfits may be a little out there, but they do show that with a little bit of guts and a lot of creativity, people can really rock some statement-making outfits.
Shot by Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam-based fashion photographer Arnaud de Harven, the Victoire Magazine Over is fun, quirky and full of character. Full of color, texture and various prints and patterns, each outfit is more eclectic and eccentric than the next. The tribal face paint is a particularly playful touch.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Hipster-tribal Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to create unique clothing lines that combine eclectic tribal prints with vintage hipster style.
- Colorful and Patterned Outfits
- Potential for fashion retailers to market bold, statement-making clothing using various prints, textures, and colors.
- Playful Tribal Accents
- Chance for accessory designers to incorporate playful tribal elements, such as face paint and beaded jewelry, into their collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- A sector that can benefit from the growing trend of combining hipster and tribal aesthetics to create unique and eclectic clothing and accessory lines.
- Photography
- An industry that can cater to the demand for vibrant and lively photo shoots that showcase bold, statement-making clothing and styles.
- Art
- An industry that can create and promote tribal-inspired art that can complement and enhance the hipster-tribal fashion trend.
