It's oddly refreshing to see quirky castoff garments from the 80s reappearing in (B)RIO by Enrique Badulescu. The animated editorial features model Victoria Tuaz dancing across the pages of the Spring 2011 issue of D La Repubblica Spring, wearing colorful wacky garments that would surly turn up some noses in public.
However, the superior styling of Roberta Rusconi has ensured that the tacky (B)RIO by Enrique Badulescu takes on a finished look of fabulousness. Flaunting cute patent shoes and clashing colored apparel, these bold spreads inspire the reader to be more adventurous.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Quirky Fashion Revival
- Opportunity for brands to tap into the 80s fashion nostalgia trend and offer modern interpretations of colorful, mismatched garments.
- Animated Editorials
- Innovative approach for fashion publications to engage readers with dynamic, lively photo shoots that showcase garments in an exciting way.
- Adventurous Styling
- Chance for fashion stylists to push boundaries and encourage readers to experiment with bold, clashing colors and unconventional outfit combinations.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to curate collections that embrace the quirky fashion revival trend and cater to customers seeking unique and vibrant clothing options.
- Publishing
- Potential for fashion magazines and online platforms to incorporate animated editorials and interactive features to enhance reader engagement and bring fashion spreads to life.
- Fashion Styling
- Chance for fashion stylists and fashion consultants to offer their expertise in creating adventurous and unconventional outfit combinations to clients looking to make a bold fashion statement.
