The latest Fashion Gone Rogue, Solange Wilvert editorial gives the Brazialian model the role of urban nomad.
Shot on location in New York, this Fashion Gone Rogue exclusive lensed by photographer Kathrin Müller-Heffter is a series of monochromatic images with a gritty vibe. The wardrobe, styled by Stefanie Schwaiger, features patterned autumn and winter looks from designers like Max Mara, Henrik Vibskov, Stuart Weitzman and others. Natural hair and minimal makeup by Alexandra Maria Waldher prove fresh faced and natural, giving Solange an understated urban edge. The model walks busy city streets rocking statement dresses, printed blouses, layered coats, wool sweaters and full voluminous capes. This black and white image series brings emphasis to the details and textures of this stunning wardrobe, exuding an effortless flair that never tries too hard.
Image Credit: Kathrin Müller-Heffter
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Urban Nomad Fashion
- An opportunity for designers to create versatile and functional clothing for those living in urban areas.
- Monochromatic Photography
- An opportunity for photographers to experiment with the use of lighting and shadows in black and white photography.
- Effortlessly Natural Beauty
- An opportunity for makeup artists and hair stylists to explore simple and understated looks that enhance natural features.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- An opportunity for fashion designers to create collections for urban consumers with a focus on versatility and functionality.
- Photography
- An opportunity for photographers to experiment with monochromatic imagery that highlights texture and detail.
- Beauty
- An opportunity for makeup artists and hair stylists to create simple and natural looks that highlight the model's features.
