After viewing the All Magazine Anais Pouliot editorial, you may realize there's still a chance for previous decades to come back in full swing.
Pouliot, the sullen Canadian beauty, was shot by Sylvie Malfray in an array of battered bandages and braided cornrows while outfitted in soldier-inspired gear. The shoot was styled by Ornella Jong but was given artistic direction by Johann Mapaga. The pictorial will be featured in the spring issue, with the model posing with artsy allure and even ripping off her ravaged clothing restraints. The shoot also features a couple of blurred shots to spice things up.
The All Magazine Anais Pouliot shoot is a random collection that is Napoleon in nature, which manages to pull off bound-up bodices and braids with a frustrated flair.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Braid Fashion
- The trend of incorporating braids in fashion can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the beauty and fashion industries.
- Vintage-style Bandages
- The trend of incorporating vintage-style bandages in fashion shoots can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the medical supply industry and fashion industry.
- Blurred Photography
- The trend of using blurred photography in fashion shoots can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the photography and art industries.
Where This Applies
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can capitalize on the braid fashion trend to develop new haircare and styling products.
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from the vintage-style bandages trend to create and market new designs.
- Medical Supply Industry
- The medical supply industry can explore opportunities to partner with the fashion industry to provide vintage-style bandages for fashion shoots and runway shows.
