Models Alina Zaharia and Alek Alexeyeva are decked out in elaborate high ruffled collars for the Amica Italia, November 2009 issue. The duo-model editorial is stunningly captured by photographer Stefano Moro.
Stylist Paolo Turina decks the ladies out in white and black lace collars that would make Karl Lagerfeld proud, long coats and outfits cinched at the waist. The collars might be high, but the fashions, however, are anything but stuffy in the Amica Italia, November 2009 editorial.
Garments from Salvatore Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton, Marni, Chanel, See by Chloé, Prada and Yves Saint Laurent are on full, resplendent display.
What's Driving This Trend
- Elaborate Ruffled Collars
- Opportunity for fashion designers to explore innovative and exaggerated collar designs for a bold and statement-making look.
- Cinched Waist Outfits
- Potential for garment manufacturers to create waist-cinching designs that enhance the female silhouette and offer a flattering fit.
- Duo-model Editorials
- Possibility for photographers and stylists to collaborate on creative concepts featuring multiple models, adding dimension and visual interest to editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- The fashion design industry can capitalize on the trend of elaborate ruffled collars by incorporating them into their collections and pushing the boundaries of collar designs.
- Garment Manufacturing
- Garment manufacturers can seize the opportunity to create cinched waist outfits that appeal to consumers seeking flattering and figure-enhancing clothing options.
- Photography and Styling
- Photographers and stylists can experiment with duo-model editorials to produce visually striking and unique imagery for fashion publications and campaigns.
