Model Aline Weber is made rodeo-ready for the Vogue Turkey May 2012 cover shoot. The only twist is that she has been given a bohemian edge that introduces a level of exoticism in each look. From voluminous braids to maxi black skirts and feathered accessories, it is almost as if Weber has combined the cowboy and Indian game into one wardrobe.
The Vogue Turkey May 2012 cover shoot was lensed by photographer David Vasiljevic. Titled 'Aline Weber Rodeo Sov,' the western-spired outfits showcased throughout were pieced together by stylist Katie Mossman from such labels as Balmain, Dries van Noten, Yves Saint Laurent and Tom Ford. Hairstylist Tyron Machhausen played with Weber's long platinum locks while makeup artist Bok-hee gave her a flawlessly natural face.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Bohemian-inspired Fashion
- The fusion of Western and bohemian styles creates an opportunity for fashion brands to create unique and exotic collections that cater to consumers looking for non-traditional fashion.
- Fusion Photography Shoots
- The combination of different cultural styles or themes in photography can create visually engaging and attention-grabbing editorials for magazines or advertising campaigns.
- Maxi Black Skirts Trends
- The reintroduction of maxi skirts or dresses into fashion can be an opportunity for designers or retailers to create comfortable and versatile pieces that cater to consumers looking for alternative fashion choices.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Both established and emerging fashion brands can capitalize on the emerging demand for bohemian-inspired fashion and alternative fashion choices.
- Photography Industry
- Photographers and publications can use fusion or unconventional themes in their fashion editorials to create a unique selling point and differentiate themselves from competitors.
- Retail Industry
- Retailers can incorporate maxi skirts or dresses into their inventory to cater to consumers looking for comfortable and versatile clothing options.
