The Love No. 12 Sweetie editorial featuring Cara Delevingne puts the magazine's childlike side on display. In each image taken by photographer Liz Collins, model Cara Delevingne was surrounded by stuffed animals, faux bits of candy, oversize doughnuts and rainbow-colored props, giving way to a mesmerizing assortment of shapes and hues.
Stylist Katie Grand remained just as playful as Collins throughout the Sweetie production. In an effort to match the chaotic backdrop, Grand included chunky pale blue boots, color-blocked ensembles, ruffled fabrics, athletic running shoes and gigantic bows, making Delevingne appear as if out of a movie for youngsters.
An assortment of wigs added even more to this over the top photoshoot. Whether displaying pink, purple, green or bright blue tresses, the magazine made no mistake of its willingness to experiment.
What's Driving This Trend
- Childlike Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create playful and whimsical collections inspired by childhood themes.
- Youthful Backdrops
- Opportunity for photographers to explore imaginative and vibrant sets for fashion editorials.
- Colorful Props
- Opportunity for prop designers to create eye-catching and unconventional props for fashion shoots.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the trend of childlike fashion to attract a younger demographic.
- Photography
- Photographers can incorporate imaginative and vibrant sets to create visually stunning fashion editorials.
- Prop Design
- Prop designers can create unique and colorful props to enhance fashion shoots and create a playful atmosphere.
