The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Rachael' online editorial may be sleek and sensual, but the outfits will bring to mind a powerful female exec. As sophisticated and fierce as they are sexy and skin-revealing, the looks have a femme fatale quality about them that women wish they were born with. Yet as striking as the outfits are, the confidence of the model takes them to new heights.
Shot by photographer Jody Pachniuk, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Rachael' online editorial stars Australian personality Rachael Finch. The beauty pageant title holder and television reporter has an impressive resume, which gives her the strong attitude to pull these looks off. She was styled in sheer bodysuits and sharp blazers by Dale McKie.
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Jody Pachniuk Shoots the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Rachael' Exclusive
Trend Themes
1. Powerful Female Exec Looks - There is an opportunity for fashion companies to create a line of sophisticated and fierce outfits that exude confidence, ideal for powerful women in executive positions.
2. Femme Fatale Fashion - Designers can cater to clients that seek sensual outfits with a femme fatale quality, providing them with skin-revealing looks that empower women.
3. Confidence-boosting Fashion - Fashion companies can capitalize on creating outfits that are not only chic but also exude the confidence of the wearer, contributing to a positive self-image.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on these trends and offer clothing lines and styles that cater to women in executive positions.
2. Beauty Pageants - There can be potential opportunities for beauty pageant organizations to collaborate with fashion brands and curate outfits that showcase their contestants' confidence and fierce attitude.
3. TV Broadcasting - TV broadcasting companies can leverage the trend of skin-revealing yet powerful outfits to elevate their reporters' image and increase their network's brand value.