The Harper’s Bazaar Brazil May 2014 cover shoot focuses on the pre-fall 2014 collection of Dior. Although known for its ladylike designs, the pieces that make up this fashion line are given a bit of a futuristic twist. Appealing to the uber modern woman, the designs are minimalist in tailoring and spiced up through the use of bold patterns, bright colors and striking textures.
Shot by photographer Thanassis Krikis of 10 Artists Management, the Harper’s Bazaar Brazil May 2014 cover shoot stars model Laura Love. The brunette beauty was styled by fashion editor Kim Grenaa. Chock full of Raf Simons-approved dresses, the elegant looks were perfected by hair stylist Christos Kallaniotis and makeup artist Phophie Mathias.
Futuristic Ladylike Fashion
The Harper’s Bazaar Brazil May 2014 Editorial Stars Laura Love
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Tailoring - The futuristic twist on ladylike fashion opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in minimalist tailoring techniques and technologies.
2. Bold Patterns - The use of bold patterns in the pre-fall 2014 collection of Dior presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in textile design and printing methods.
3. Striking Textures - The incorporation of striking textures in the Harper’s Bazaar Brazil May 2014 cover shoot creates possibilities for disruptive innovation in fabric manipulation and surface treatments.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - The futuristic ladylike fashion trend in the pre-fall 2014 collection of Dior creates disruptive innovation opportunities in fashion design.
2. Textile Manufacturing - The use of bold patterns in the fashion line opens up disruptive innovation opportunities in textile manufacturing and printing technologies.
3. Beauty and Makeup - The elegant looks in the Harper’s Bazaar Brazil May 2014 cover shoot inspire disruptive innovation possibilities in beauty and makeup techniques for achieving a futuristic aesthetic.