The Harper's Bazaar Spain November 2012 cover story features a kaleidoscopic portrait of top model Eugenia Volodina. Eugenia is lensed by TBC who captures a multiplied image as she poses in an eye-catching animal-printed suit.
Embracing an excessive style motto, this over-the-top cover story and accompanying editorial showcases the always elegant pieces from Prada's latest womenswear collection.
Clad in the luxe label's pieces and adorned to perfection, the versatile model is retro chic exuding both sophistication and an eclectic edge. The Harper's Bazaar Spain November 2012 editorial is the opposite of traditional proving to endorse authenticity and plenty of personality. This daring fashion story is fun and unexpected while celebrating the fashion world's recent obsession with bold prints and ornate detailing.
Animalistic Kaleidoscope Covers
The Harper's Bazaar Spain November 2012 Issue Sees Double
Trend Themes
1. Animalistic Prints - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate bold animal prints into their collections, appealing to the fashion world's current fascination with this trend.
2. Excessive Style - Potential for designers to push the boundaries of fashion and create over-the-top pieces that embrace maximalism.
3. Retro Chic - Chance for brands to tap into nostalgia and create vintage-inspired designs that combine sophistication with an eclectic edge.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can capitalize on the demand for animal prints, excessive styling, and retro-inspired designs.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with kaleidoscopic techniques and creative compositions to capture eye-catching images.
3. Magazines - Fashion magazines can explore daring and unconventional editorial concepts to attract readers and showcase the latest trends.