André Kherwald covers the latest issue of Brazilian style publication
Textil Moda entitled 'Upside Down'. The fair-haired model is captured by photographer Tavinho Costa's lens as he sports an eclectic mix of eye-catching and unique sportswear pieces.
The model's youthful wardrobe is curated by stylists Betina Bernauer and Cinthia Kiste who work closely with the magazine's fashion editor Mário Araujo. Combining clashing color and print combinations, the Textil Moda 'Upside Down' cover story embraces a youthful and fearless point of view.
This edgy style aesthetic is translated on the publication's bold cover concept that overlays vivid pink and yellow typography with mirror-image filtered photographs, made to resemble views from a visually vivid kaleidoscope of color.
Kaleidoscopic Skater Covers
The Textil Moda Upside Down Issue Embraces Pattern-Clashing Pairings
Trend Themes
1. Pattern-clashing Pairings - Opportunity for fashion brands to embrace bold and eclectic styles through unique color and print combinations.
2. Youthful and Fearless Point of View - Opportunity for marketing campaigns targeting younger demographics to embrace edgy and unconventional aesthetics.
3. Kaleidoscope-inspired Visuals - Opportunity for creative professionals to explore kaleidoscope-inspired designs and imagery in their work.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can embrace the trend of bold, pattern-clashing pairings in their collections to appeal to younger demographics.
2. Marketing and Advertising - Marketing and advertising campaigns can tap into the youthful and fearless point of view trend to engage younger audiences and stand out in a crowded market.
3. Visual Art and Design - Visual artists and designers can draw inspiration from kaleidoscope-inspired visuals to create unique and captivating work across various mediums.