The cowgirl look has been given a bit of a rocker makeover in the Urban Outfitters Pre-Fall 2014 lookbook. Although the outfits fully embrace the Wild West, there is an attitude and style that can also be attributed to a punk twist many young women will appreciate. Not to mention that the looks are perfect for the hot days and cool nights that often come with the end of summer.
The Urban Outfitters Pre-Fall 2014 lookbook was shot by photographer Devyn Galindo. It stars model Leona 'Binx' Walton. The brunette beauty is clad in embroidered leather jackets, slouchy plaid shirts, short denim shorts and cowboy accessories that would as at home at a musical festival as they are in the contemporary barn backdrop. All the looks are layered for the autumn season.
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The Urban Outfitters Pre-Fall 2014 Lookbook Stars Leona 'Binx' Walton
Trend Themes
1. Cowgirl-punk Fusion - The Urban Outfitters Pre-Fall 2014 lookbook showcases a fusion of cowgirl and punk fashion, presenting an opportunity for brands to create edgy, rebellious styles with a Western twist.
2. Revamped Wild West Aesthetic - The lookbook's attitude and style give a modern spin to the traditional Wild West aesthetic, offering brands the chance to reimagine classic Western elements in contemporary designs.
3. Festival-inspired Western Wear - The festival-friendly outfits in the lookbook highlight an emerging trend of incorporating Western-inspired fashion into music festival attire, creating an opportunity for brands to capture the bohemian market.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - The Urban Outfitters Pre-Fall 2014 lookbook's fusion of cowgirl and punk fashion opens doors for fashion retailers to explore unconventional Western-inspired styles and cater to alternative fashion preferences.
2. Music Festival - The festival-inspired Western wear showcased in the lookbook presents an opportunity for music festivals to curate and promote a unique mix of Western and bohemian fashion, attracting a wider audience.
3. Western Wear Accessories - The lookbook's emphasis on cowboy accessories creates a niche for Western wear accessory brands to innovate and offer modern interpretations of traditional Western accessories with a punk edge.