For the Vogue September 2014 issue, photographer Craig McDean shot top model Edie Campbell in a retro city-focused editorial. The photoshoot captured McDean doing typical things like hailing a cab and running to work while looking stylishly fab.
In keeping with the city dweller theme, stylist Camilla Nickerson dressed Campbell in a series of hip -- yet functional -- garments that are perfect for running down the street and the office. Campbell is dressed in mod pieces like chiffon blouses, fur bomber jackets, cream bell bottom pants and platform sandals that are practical for everyday wear. Hair stylist Megumi Yamamoto kept Campbell's hair in a short Beatles bowl cut adding a tomboy vibe to the shoot.
Retro Tomboy Editorials
Model Edie Campbell Poses for the Newest Issue of Vogue Magazine
Trend Themes
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2. Functional Fashion - Potential for designers to create stylish yet practical garments suitable for everyday activities and urban lifestyles.
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Industry Implications
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