The Vogue Spain 'Ladies & Gentlemen' editorial bounces between sophisticated boyish and sexy feminine fashion that addresses two very different sides of a woman's personality. Nowadays, a woman feels the need to satisfy both her tendencies to be independent and powerful as well as demure and sensual. It is interesting to see how these characteristics are addressed in different ways throughout the photoshoot.
Shot by photographer Mariano Vivanco, the Vogue Spain 'Ladies & Gentlemen' editorial stars model Andreea Diaconu. It is set to appear in the October 2013 issue of the magazine. The Romanian beauty is clad in the fall collections of such labels as Salvatore Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton and Emanuel Ungaro thanks to fashion editor Belén Antolín. The looks were perfected with a tousled updo and a flawless face.
Feminine-Boyish Editorials
The Vogue Spain 'Ladies & Gentlemen' Photoshoot Stars Andreea Diaconu
Trend Themes
1. Sophisticated Boyish Fashion - The trend of combining boyish and sophisticated fashion creates an opportunity for designers to explore gender-bending styles and challenge traditional notions of femininity.
2. Sexy Feminine Fashion - The trend of incorporating feminine and sexy elements in fashion offers opportunities for brands to empower women while embracing their sensuality.
3. Dual Personality Fashion - The trend of showcasing the duality of a woman's personality through fashion presents opportunities to create versatile and multifaceted clothing options.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of combining boyish and feminine fashion to create innovative designs that appeal to a diverse range of consumers.
2. Beauty - The beauty industry can offer products and services that complement the combination of sophisticated and sexy fashion, allowing individuals to express themselves fully.
3. Photography - The photography industry can explore unique and creative ways to capture the dual personality of women through visually compelling editorials and campaigns.