The avant-garde fall fashion featured throughout the latest issue of Interview Magazine pushes the boundaries when it comes to experimental looks for the upcoming season. Although not many people would even dare of dreaming to wear outfits like these, they will encourage people to have a little more fun than ususal, especially when it comes to their coats and accessories. Bigger appears to be better here.
Starring model Anna Ewers, the black and white editorial was shot in studio by photographer Patrick Demarchelier. The avant-garde fall fashion was put together by stylist Karl Templer, who pulled visually striking pieces from the racks of such innovative designers as Gareth Pugh, Yohji Yamamoto and Phoebe Philo. From duvet-like jackets to sculptural headpieces, the looks are grandiose.
Avant-Garde Fall Fashion
The Latest Issue of Interview Magazine Stars Model Anna Ewers
Trend Themes
1. Experimental Fashion - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion and creating unique and unconventional looks.
2. Statement Accessories - Potential for disruptive innovation in designing bold and attention-grabbing accessories that enhance and transform outfits.
3. Oversized Coats - Disruptive innovation opportunity in reimagining traditional coats by exploring exaggerated proportions and avant-garde designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Innovative designers can seize the opportunity to challenge conventional fashion norms and create bold, avant-garde collections.
2. Accessories - The accessories industry can capitalize on the demand for unique and statement-making pieces to complement avant-garde fashion trends.
3. Outerwear - Outerwear brands can disrupt the market by introducing oversized, sculptural designs that push the boundaries of traditional coat silhouettes.