Looking like a modern dance silhouette, Karlie Kloss struts her stuff for the Vogue Paris March 2014 fashion editorial.
Working it for fashion photography guru David Sims in the Vogue Paris March 2014 shoot, it looks like Kloss is gracefully dancing her way from one page to the next in this dramatic and shadowy black and white fashion spread.
Highlighting looks from the spring collections of Anthony Vaccarello, Haider Ackermann and Maison Martin Margiela among others, the American stunner changes her look in each pose and outfit styled by Editor-in-chief Emmanuelle Alt.
The elegantly coiffed looks are full of interesting shapes and textures in the black-clad shoot, with Kloss’s hair being the most expressive of accessories needed.
Brooding Dancer Fashion Spreads
The Vogue Paris March 2014 Editorial is Dramatic and Coiffed
Trend Themes
1. Modern Dance Silhouette Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate dance-inspired silhouettes and movement into their designs.
2. Shadowy Black and White Photography - Potential for photographers and fashion editorials to experiment with dramatic lighting and monochromatic visuals.
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion Design - Fashion designers can explore dance-inspired silhouettes and movement in their collections.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with dramatic lighting and monochromatic visuals in their fashion shoots.
3. Hair Accessories - Hair accessory brands can create unique and expressive pieces to complement fashion looks.