It seems like today's models are getting younger by the second, and this Vogue Australia August 2013 photo shoot is proof that there are no age requirements for appearing in a top fashion magazine.
At only 17, model Holly Rose has already achieved what most model's only dream of - appearing in the pages of Vogue. Photographer Nicole Bentley has chosen to keep the photo shoot adolescent-friendly; wearing over the knee socks, floral frocks and over sized knit beanies, Rose looks exactly her age, and the angsty expressions don't hurt either. Posing like a rag doll by sitting in an aloof position, Rose is both couture fashion model and teenager all at once.
Check out this Vogue Australia August 2013 editorial for a glimpse at a next top model.
Angsty Adolescent Shoots
17-Year-Old Holly Rose Stars in this Vogue Australia August 2013 Series
Trend Themes
1. Young Model Revolution - There is a rising trend in the fashion industry of younger models being featured in top fashion magazines like Vogue, opening up opportunities for new faces and fresh perspectives.
2. Adolescent Styling - The use of adolescent-friendly fashion styling, such as over the knee socks, floral frocks, and oversized knit beanies, is becoming popular in editorial shoots, creating opportunities for designers to target this specific market segment.
3. Embracing Teenage Angst - Fashion photographers are increasingly incorporating angsty expressions and aloof poses in their shoots, providing a new aesthetic that resonates with teenagers and young adults, leading to innovative branding and marketing strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Modeling - The fashion modeling industry needs to adapt to the rising trend of featuring younger models, creating opportunities for talent agencies to scout and represent the next generation of top models.
2. Fashion Styling - The demand for adolescent-friendly fashion styling opens up opportunities for fashion stylists to specialize in catering to the unique needs and preferences of the teenage market.
3. Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can explore new creative directions by incorporating angsty expressions and aloof poses in their shoots, providing disruptive innovation opportunities to stand out in the industry.