The 'Miss Vogue: Street Dance' Vogue Paris editorial is captured by Lachlan Bailey's lens. Bailey photographs top model Karlie Kloss as she leaps, stretches and poses in a Parisian city square.
The IMG model channels a Parisian tomboy as she sports a wardrobe of black and white garments, often shaped in oversized silhouettes and adorned with timeless stripe prints.
Stylist Géraldine Saglio dresses the model in loose-fitting trousers, capes and trenches that are paired with casually cool tees and militant cap accessories from the likes of Kenzo, Hermes and American Retro to name a few. Karlie's short coif is made edgy by hair stylist James Rowe while beauty artist Emmanuel Sammartino gives her a fresh faced and natural makeup look.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Parisian Tomboy Style
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections inspired by the effortlessly elegant and masculine style seen in the 'Miss Vogue: Street Dance' editorial.
- Oversized Silhouettes
- Opportunity for fashion designers to explore oversized silhouettes in their collections, inspired by the black and white garments featured in the editorial.
- Militant Cap Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to tap into the trend of militantly inspired cap accessories, as seen in the styling choices of the 'Miss Vogue: Street Dance' editorial.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion designers to create collections inspired by the Parisian tomboy style showcased in the 'Miss Vogue: Street Dance' editorial.
- Beauty and Cosmetics
- Opportunity for beauty brands to promote fresh-faced and natural makeup looks, similar to the one featured on Karlie Kloss in the editorial.
- Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to capitalize on the trend of militantly inspired cap accessories, gaining inspiration from the styling choices in the 'Miss Vogue: Street Dance' editorial.
