The 'T' Vestal magazine editorial is featured in the publication's May 2012 issue and stars fashionable New York city socialite Tinsley Mortimer. Tinsley takes on the role of model, trading in her usual posh look for an edgier aesthetic that embraces rockstar-inspired styling.
Photographer Kevin Sinclair captures the fashion star in a series of stunning portraits in the 'T' Vestal magazine editorial. The blonde beauty sports long tresses by Loreal Paris hair stylist Elisa and alluring makeup by artist Fumi.
Tinsley proves that she can pull off just about anything as she shows off a wardrobe styled by Lo'Renzo Hill White. Lo'Renzo dresses the socialite in a slew of leather-clad looks, showcasing embellished accents, studded ornamentation and fringed detailing fit for a boho goddess.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Socialite-to-model Transition
- There is a need to create platforms to transition socialites to models to increase innovation in the fashion industry.
- Edgy Aesthetics in Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore opportunities to embrace rockstar-inspired styling to appeal to customers who desire an edgier look.
- Non-traditional Models
- There is a growing need for an inclusive approach to modeling by using non-traditional models to promote diversity in the fashion industry.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the increasing willingness of socialites to venture into modeling to introduce more innovative ideas.
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can leverage the rising trend of edgy aesthetics in fashion to develop innovative beauty products that complement such looks.
- Advertising Industry
- The advertising industry can explore how non-traditional models can be used to promote a brand's diversity and inclusion messaging.
