The latest Olivia Pires for Fashion Gone Rogue exclusive features textured and tribal inspired accessories. Model Olivia sports spring 2012 tribe-inspired ensembles full of rich details and vibrant patterns. The stunning shoot, titled 'Neoromancer,' showcases the model wearing textured enriched looks like sequins paired with a variety of chunky accessories.
The effortlessly pretty pictorial, lensed by photographer Carolina Palmgren features a designer-rich wardrobe styled by Julie Williams. Olivia rocks elegant ensembles from the likes of Oscar de la Renta, Katya Leonovich, Foley and Corinna, Billy Reid, Malene Birger and others. Moreover, Olivia wears rich accessories from Mercura, Elizabeth Knight, Fiona Paxton and others.
The dynamic styling of the shoot is complemented with Olivia's natural waves by hair stylist Eiji Kadota and fresh-faced makeup with a bold coral lip by Kunio Kataoka.
Image Credit: Carolina Palmgren
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Textured Accessories
- Opportunity for designers to create innovative and unique textured accessories that incorporate tribal-inspired elements.
- Chunky Accessories
- Potential for the development of oversized and bold accessories that add texture and visual interest to outfits.
- Rich Details
- Demand for intricate and elaborate designs that feature vibrant patterns and textures, offering opportunities for designers to showcase their creativity.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Accessories
- Companies specializing in fashion accessories can capitalize on the trend for textured and tribal-inspired designs.
- Fashion Design
- Designers can explore incorporating textured elements into their collections, providing customers with unique and visually appealing options.
- Beauty & Cosmetics
- The popularity of bold coral lips shown in the shoot opens up opportunities for beauty brands to create vibrant lip colors that complement textured accessories and ensembles.
