This Elle Italia Marcelo Krasilcic editorial appears in the magazine's October 2011 issue. Photographer Krasilcic of DeFacto Inc puts a quirky spin on photo-framing, showcasing the lovely androgynous model Stella Maxwell posing in the streets with a gigantic gold picture frame.
The charming editorial displays a series of city-chic fall styles, including a few lush wool blazers, from an oversized tuxedo design to a short, boxy plaid version. Maxwell also showcases several structured handbags and clutches, as well as a fiery red pair of 60s-inspired sunnies. Overall, the fashions are undeniably chic with an elegant dash of retro.
The Elle Italia Marcelo Krasilcic spread for October 2011 was styled by Alberto Zanoletti, with hair by Alessandro Squarza and makeup by Seiko Nishigori.
Fashion-Framing Editorials
The Elle Italia Marcelo Krasilcic Shoot Makes Use of Picture Frames
Trend Themes
1. Fashion-framing Photography - Incorporating unique photo framing techniques in fashion photography to create captivating and memorable visuals.
2. Androgynous Fashion - Empowering gender-neutral fashion outfits in editorials to highlight non-binary individuals and cater to a less gendered consumerism movement.
3. Retro-inspired Fashion - Revitalizing and incorporating vintage styles and accessories in modern fashion editorials or consumer goods.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - Integrating innovative photography techniques and styles in fashion editorials to create more engaging and dynamic content for fashion brands or magazines.
2. Gender-neutral Fashion - Developing more inclusive and non-binary fashion lines or accessories to target the growing number of consumers who identify as non-binary or gender-fluid.
3. Retro Fashion - Developing and offering retro-inspired fashion items, including clothes and accessories, to cater to the increasing consumer demand for nostalgic fashion trends.