The Marie Claire Turkey December editorial showcases a bevy of winter-friendly styles presented in a whimsy and youthful manner.
The setting takes place in the woods as models Reina Van der Goot and Elsa F play wood nymphs and engage in playful fun with children. The shots showcase several chic winter ready fashions including heavy tweed fabrics, well tailored jackets and long flowy dresses. Different color top hats and accessories complement the overall look of the shoot while the children add an extra high-spirited touch. Mixing more high end and classy fashions with more casual pieces displays a whimsically elegant flair.
The Marie Claire Turkey December editorial shows that even though we have to be bundled up and layered during the winter months, it does not mean that we can't still be as stylish and free spirited as possible.
Playful Wood Nymph Editorials
Marie Claire Turkey December Issue Shows a Whimsical Side to Fashion
Trend Themes
1. Whimsical Winter Fashion - A trend towards combining high-end, elegant styles with playful, casual pieces, demonstrating a desire for fashion freedom.
2. Nature-inspired Photography - A trend towards using natural settings and incorporating organic elements in fashion editorials, reflecting a longing for a connection to the environment.
3. Childlike Playfulness - A trend towards incorporating elements of playfulness in fashion, showing a desire to return to a more carefree, fun-loving state.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - There is an opportunity for fashion brands to create winter clothing that brings an exciting twist to traditional winter styles and to market these clothes in a playful way.
2. Photography - There is an opportunity for photographers to explore nature-inspired shoots and incorporate childlike playfulness in their work to create a fresh, unique style.
3. Children's Clothing - There is an opportunity for children's clothing brands to collaborate with fashion brands and photographers to showcase their products in a whimsical, playful manner during photo shoots.