The Nylon Espanol photoshoot titled "All Your Happiness and Bliss" provides a window to the chic lifestyle of Parisian women. Model Claire F. got at the beauty of French femininity, all of which was teased out by stylist Carlota Winder.
Winder's work was captured by photographer Iciar J. Carrasco. Carrasco used faded polaroids to depict Winder's ensembles, allowing muted tones to showcase ivory turtlenecks, furry pea coats and striped one piece suits, all of which spoke to conservative yet daring looks.
Whether standing in front of a carousel or the Seine, Parisian scenes characterize this Nylon Espanol set. This will provide a concise review of contemporary European styles for readers of the publication's December 2014 issue.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Faded Polaroid Photography
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the photography industry using vintage techniques to offer unique and nostalgic photo experiences.
- Chic Parisian Fashion
- Fashion designers have an opportunity to disrupt the industry by incorporating conservative yet daring Parisian styles into their collections.
- Conservative Yet Daring Looks
- Brands can disrupt the fashion industry by offering clothing that balances conservative and daring styles, similar to those portrayed in the Nylon Espanol photoshoot.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Photography businesses can disrupt the industry by incorporating the faded polaroid technique to offer unique and vintage photography experiences.
- Fashion
- Fashion designers have an opportunity to disrupt the industry by drawing inspiration from Parisian styles and incorporating them into their collections.
- Magazines
- Magazine publishers can disrupt the industry by featuring more editorial content that showcases unique and chic fashion styles from different cultures.
