The Another Magazine Forever's Not So Long editorial is currently on display in the publication's Spring/Summer 2014 issue. Model Sybil Buck is at the center of the production. Buck posed for photographer Charlie Engman in aged bedrooms and a dated kitchen, making the images appear as if from a 1940s set.
What sets Forever's Not So Long apart from other high fashion editorials is Buck's acrobatic stance. In many of the snapshots Buck is doubled over or twisted to the side, taking viewers on a rather agile tour of stylist Karen Langley's ensemble pairings.
Buck's swift movements did not detract from Langley's selection of dress pants, lingerie, loose sweaters and thick belts, all of which came together quite effortlessly.
Oddly Acrobatic Editorials
The Another Magazine Forever's Not So Long Photoshoot is Agile
Trend Themes
1. Acrobatic Fashion Poses - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to showcase their products in unique and athletic ways to appeal to a wider audience.
2. Vintage-inspired Photography - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for photographers to recreate the vintage look and feel of the past in a modern context.
3. Effortless Styling Pairings - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for stylists to showcase fashion pairings that appear effortless yet are put together in a cohesive and interesting way.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can capitalize on acrobatic poses to showcase their products and appeal to a wider audience, or use vintage-inspired photography to create unique and memorable campaigns.
2. Photography - Photographers can create vintage-inspired photography to appeal to clients looking for something unique and different from traditional fashion shoots.
3. Styling - Stylists can showcase how to effortlessly pair different fashion pieces together to create a cohesive and interesting look.