This comfy and cozy Cosmopolitan France February 2014 shoot will makes you wish could curl up in bed. Photographer François Deconinck captures model Larissa Huber lounging around in chunky knits and skimpy skivvies. Huber lays around the rooms in mix and matched underwear and sweaters. Some of the outfits reveal rather a lot of the model’s assets, but in an almost innocent way.
The revealing editorial takes place in an apartment that looks like it could belong to any 20-something. White walls and wood flooring make for a unassuming backdrop, but the photos on the fridge make it feel like this could be a real home.
Because this Cosmopolitan France February 2014 is all about laying around, the hair is tussled in an non-fussy way and the makeup is minimal, apart from some black eyeliner eyeliner.
Lazy Day Editorials
François Deconinck Shoots PJs for the Cosmopolitan France February 2014 I
Trend Themes
1. Comfy Loungewear Fashion - The rise of comfortable yet stylish loungewear presents an opportunity for fashion brands to create innovative designs that blur the line between sleepwear and everyday wear.
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Industry Implications
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3. Interior Design - The interior design industry can tap into the minimalist home decor trend by offering innovative furniture and decor solutions that prioritize clean lines and simplicity.