Model Cris Urena looks like a high-class hooker in the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Maybe Tonight' online editorial. It isn't even that she is clad in some very glamorous skin-revealing outfits. It has more to do with her poses. Showing her wares in doorways and street corners, she's basically begging for attention. But a girl's gotta survive somehow. At least she has impeccable style to go along with her banging body.
The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Maybe Tonight' online editorial was shot by Alexander Neumann, a photographer who splits his time between New York, Miami and Paris. The dark-haired beauty was styled by Christine de Lassus, who played with a retro-inspired wardrobed filled with the likes of Prada, BCBG, Dolce & Gabbana and Missoni. Hair and makeup was done by Thanos Samaras and Pascale Poma.
Classy Courtesan Captures
The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Maybe Tonight' Editorial Stars a Glam Cris Urena
Trend Themes
1. Retro-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in sustainable fashion, using recycled materials and focusing on classic designs with a modern twist.
2. Glamorous Sex Work Aesthetic - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the lingerie and intimate wear industry through using provocative and alluring marketing campaigns to capture consumer attention.
3. Online Editorial Shoots - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the e-commerce and digital media industry through creating immersive experiences that recreate the feeling of browsing a magazine at home.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from the trend of retro-inspired designs with a modern twist, creating sustainable clothing lines that are both classic and chic.
2. Lingerie and Intimate Wear - The glamorous sex work aesthetic presents an opportunity for this industry to market provocative and alluring designs with greater efficacy, tapping into a growing market of empowered customers.
3. E-commerce and Digital Media - The online editorial trend can disrupt and transform the digital media industry through creating immersive experiences that blur the line between media and e-commerce, encouraging customers to engage with the products and content on a deeper level.