The Rachel Alexander Grazia Germany editorial shows that there is no better place to set a retro photo shoot than at a roadside motel. In this case, the California desert motel backdrop accentuates the '60s-inspired ensembles beautifully. Complete with teal-colored bricks, flashing lights and old television sets, the setting has transported the model to another era completely.
Lensed by Hamburg-based photographer Leo Krumbacher for the magazine's most recent edition, the Rachel Alexander Grazia Germany editorial was styled by Nino Cerone. The United Kingdom beauty is garbed in a colorful wardrobe filled with form-fitting silhouettes and bold prints from fashion houses such as Dolce & Gabbana, Prada, Christopher Kane and Miu Miu.
The Rachel Alexander Grazia Germany editorial was produced by GlamPR.
Retro Roadside Motel Editorials
The Rachel Alexander Grazia Germany Shoot is '60s-Inspired
Trend Themes
1. Retro Roadside Motels - Opportunity for incorporating vintage aesthetics into hospitality design.
2. '60s-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for fashion industry to revive vintage styles with modern twists.
3. Editorial Photography - Opportunity for photographers to experiment with retro themes in editorial shoots.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Opportunity for roadside motels to use their retro charm as a unique selling point.
2. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to leverage nostalgia and retro styles in their marketing and design.
3. Photography - Opportunity for photographers to specialize in retro-themed editorial shoots or even provide vintage-style shoots for clients.