The Styleby Winter 2014 editorial titled "Why Should I Feel l Lonely?" is current being displayed in the magazine's 30th edition. Model Genesis Vallejo channeled the edgy appeal of urbanite fashion in the series alongside stylist Columbine Smile.
Photographers Andreas Ohlund and Maria Therese matched the metropolitan motifs present in Smile's work with gritty wire fences, decaying walls and barren concrete grounds. These backdrops provided the perfect setting for Smile's ensembles which include lace up boots, tattered denim and perforated shirts.
Given the city-slicker appeal of this production, these pieces can be worn in a variety of settings that are all relevant to the lives of Styleby readers. Moreover, given the layers of apparel, various items can also be taken away from the series.
Eccentric Urbanite Editorials
The Styleby Winter Why Should I Feel Lonely Photoshoot is City Chic
Trend Themes
1. Urbanite Fashion - Brands can capitalize on the edgy appeal of urban fashion by creating collections that feature tattered denim, lace-up boots, and perforated shirts.
2. Metropolitan Motifs - Businesses can incorporate gritty urban motifs, such as wire fences, decayed walls, and barren concrete, into their branding to appeal to young, edgy consumers.
3. Layered Apparel - Clothing companies can offer pieces that are versatile and can be worn in a variety of settings that are all relevant to the lives of busy urbanites, who need clothing that is both fashionable and practical.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can create collections that feature urban-inspired pieces, such as tattered denim and lace-up boots, to appeal to young, edgy consumers.
2. Marketing - Marketing companies can incorporate gritty urban motifs into their branding campaigns to appeal to young, edgy consumers, who are drawn to this style.
3. Apparel - Apparel companies can create versatile clothing pieces that are both fashionable and practical, appealing to the busy urbanite who needs to look good and be comfortable at the same time.