Taxidermy and fashion might not seem like the perfect coupling, but after seeing the Filippo Del Vita Elle Mexico shots of New York Models' Charlotte, I'm sure you'll be thinking otherwise!
The bold and beastly editorial, shot on a rustic-themed set by Fred Nelson, showcases some of the hottest fall and winter fashions, full of all the glitz and glam you'll need to get through the cold weather. There's no denying metallics are making a huge comeback this season, and the sparkling pieces found in these shots -- including glittery starfish knee accessories -- are proof. Makeup artist Chichi completes the looks with a mysterious smokey eye that complements the colors and tones of the photoshoot perfectly.
While you may not be getting away to the hunting cabin this season, the Filippo Del Vita Elle Mexico editorial featuring Charlotte is the perfect place to start for all the fantastic fall and winter wardrobe inspiration you need.
What's Driving This Trend
- Taxidermy-fashion Fusion
- There is an opportunity to create a niche market for fashion items that incorporate taxidermy elements.
- Metallic Comeback
- There is an opportunity to explore the use of metallic and sparkly elements in fashion for the upcoming fall and winter season.
- Smokey-eye Makeup Trend
- There is an opportunity to market and sell makeup products and services that cater to the smokey-eye trend that complements the dark aesthetics of fashion.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion companies can explore the fusion of taxidermy and fashion to create unique and daring fashion pieces.
- Makeup
- Makeup companies can introduce products targeted towards the smokey-eye makeup trend that complement the look of darker-themed fashion.
- Retail
- Retail businesses can capitalize on the metallic comeback trend by stocking up on clothing items and accessories that contain metallic elements.
