The late eighties were a fun time for fashion, as the Glamour France 'Psyche Denim' editorial shows. Full of crazy colors, psychedelic prints and bold pairings, the looks may modernize the era's fits and tailoring, but the eccentric essence is still there. With a particular focus on an eclectic range of patterned pants, the looks are fit for the experimental collegiate looking to spice up her school wardrobe.
The Glamour France 'Psyche Denim' editorial was shot by photographer Hilary Walsh. It stars youthful model Jennifer Pugh. The American beauty was styled by Sebastien Cambos who put together a fun wardrobe filled with designs from the likes of Dolce and Gabbana, Reiko, Moschino and Moonspoon Saloon. The looks were perfected with mussed-up hair by John Ruggiero and understated makeup by Gloria Noto.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Psychedelic Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing brands to integrate bold bold colors and prints with eccentric patterns.
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity to tap into a nostalgia-focused market and reintroduce styles from a past era.
- Experimental Wardrobe
- Opportunity for personalized styling services to curate unique fashion looks for individual customers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can incorporate bold prints and unique patterned pants into their inventory to sell to a retro and experimental fashion-focused market.
- Personal Styling
- Personal styling services that appeal to eccentric and experimental fashion customers can prosper by offering unique wardrobe looks for each individual.
- Designer Brands
- Designers can bring back retro-inspired fashion, involving bold colors, and patterns and collaborate with fashion retailers to promote their eccentric clothing line.
