Happy-go-lucky spreads are quite rare in the glamorous world of fashion, but Oyster Magazine’s October shoot brings out a jovial side of model Lindsey Wixson.
The entire shoot captures a cheerful jive as Wixson poses with her funky shades, soaking in the warm summer days. Lensed by Will Davidson, the spread brings out an animated and bubbly glow as the smiling Lindsey sports fur coats, hip shirts and comfy knitted sweaters. Colorfully bundled, Lindsey is gorgeously styled by Stevie Dance.
Also, the entire shoot is shot in the vibrant city of Tennessee that helps to sparkle up the editorial. To make the spread simply jump alive, the colorful printed dresses are sported from the likes of Rodarte, Prada and Dries von Noten.
What's Driving This Trend
- Jovial Fashion Spreads
- Brands can embrace more cheerful and carefree themes in their fashion campaigns to stand out in a sea of glamorous and serious fashion spreads.
- Hipster Lookbook Shoots
- Fashion houses can use young and trendy models dressed in vintage and urban clothing to appeal to the millennial market.
- Location-based Fashion Photography
- Brands can experiment with shooting their fashion campaigns in unconventional and vibrant locations to create a unique visual experience for viewers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the trend of more casual and carefree fashion spreads to appeal to millennials and stand out from competitors.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with shooting fashion spreads in unconventional locations to create a unique visual experience and differentiate themselves in the industry.
- Marketing
- Marketing professionals can use the trend of hipster lookbook shoots and location-based fashion photography to create more engaging and distinct campaigns for fashion brands.
