The editorial starring model Ashleigh Good for CR Fashion Book follows in the March 2014 issue's theme of fairy tales. In this case, the fashion is inspired by the story 'The Emperor's New Clothes.' The subtitle reads, "A bin liner and scissors yield the season’s most imitable look." A traditional black trash bag has been converted into covetable outfits that any daring diva would want to wear, especially if accessorized with Chanel, Saint Laurent Paris and Gucci handbags as well as Prada lingerie and .
Shot in studio by photographer Sebastian Faena, the editorial starring Ashleigh Good for CR Fashion Book is essentially a "unique juxtaposition of high class and pure trash," as put by Models.com.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Upcycling Fashion
- Designers are finding innovative ways to turn trash into couture, opening up a new wave of sustainable fashion
- Trash Art
- Artists are taking inspiration from everyday waste, creating thought-provoking installations that challenge traditional notions of beauty
- Eco-friendly Packaging
- Companies are exploring creative and sustainable packaging solutions, responding to growing consumer demand for environmentally responsible products
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Designers, retailers and manufacturers are seizing the opportunity to create sustainable, eco-friendly fashion collections from upcycled materials
- Art
- Artists can embrace new materials and methods, creating cutting-edge work that challenges convention
- Packaging
- Entrepreneurs can capitalize on the growing demand for innovative, eco-friendly packaging solutions across a range of consumer industries
