The 'A Tous Carreaux' editorial is reminiscent of the model icon Twiggy. Not her signature pixie cut and heavily mascaraed lashes, but the mod British style that she made all her own. These retro outfits embrace the '60s, like many other magazines, that designers and stylists are doing for the new year.
Shot by Takay for the November 2011 issue of Elle France, the A Tous Carreaux magazine spread also has a dash of quintessential London in each look. Flawlessly styled by Tamara Taichman, she focuses on trenches, plaids and more to carefully balance out ensembles that are at once masculine and feminine.
The A Tous Carreaux editorial stars Anabel Van Toledo, and she is stunning no matter what pose she takes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mod British Style
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion and apparel companies to incorporate retro, '60s British mod style into their designs for the upcoming year.
- Plaid and Trench Outfits
- Fashion designers and stylists can look into creating ensembles that balance masculine and feminine elements by using plaid and trench outfits.
- Magazine Spreads
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for magazines to feature editorials showcasing mod British style using plaid and trench outfits as seen in the 'A Tous Carreaux' spread.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Apparel
- Fashion and apparel companies can incorporate retro, '60s British mod style into their designs using plaid and trench outfits.
- Styling and Fashion Consulting
- Stylists and fashion consultants can embrace the masculine and feminine elements of mod British style by incorporating plaid and trench outfits.
- Magazine Publishing
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for magazine publishers to create editorials featuring mod British style using plaid and trench outfits.
