Vintage style is hip and happening this season, and the Vogue Spain October 2011 editorial elaborates on these retro looks. The Spanish look book features Patricia van der Vliet in a complete vintage makeover. She has the retro-styled hair and a variety of 1970s dress.
The editorial focuses on prints in various shades and colors. Captured by Greg Kadel, the series shows Patricia sitting very elegantly on rocks and posing by the pool. She is also seen sporting the vintage printed scarves, shades and jewelry.
Even Patricia’s hair has been smartly curled by Raymond Mclaren to reflect the 70s look. The dresses chosen for the Vogue Spain October 2011 editorial are from a variety of designers including Miu Miu, Givenchy, Celine and Balenciaga among others.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Vintage Style Revival
- The rise in popularity of vintage fashion and style creates opportunities for businesses to offer retro-inspired products and services.
- Printed Fashion
- The focus on prints in the editorial highlights the potential for the fashion industry to experiment with versatile and unique printed designs.
- Retro Hair and Beauty
- The revived interest in vintage styles presents businesses with opportunities to offer products and services in hair and beauty that cater to the retro look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can experiment with and offer more versatile and unique printed designs, as well as retro-inspired products and services.
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can cater to the revived interest in vintage styles by offering hair and beauty products and services specific to the retro look.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can offer services that cater to the demand for vintage-style photo shoots that reflect the 70s look shown in the Vogue Spain editorial.
