If you've ever wanted to try the mixed print look but weren't quite sure how to go about it, then the Betty Adewole for Volt Cafe photo shoot is just what you need for some inspired direction.
British model Betty Adewole stars in the fashion editorial called 'Tribal Masquerade' and wears every print and color imaginable. Shot by photographer Sean Gleason and styled by Siobhan Lyons, Adewole wears pieces from the likes of Topshop and Beyond Retro, mixed in with vintage and DIY items.
Complete with pom poms, turbans, multicolored leggings, fur coats and a particularly amazing sequined American flag jacket, the Betty Adewole for Volt Cafe fashion editorial is fun, quirky, and while not exactly realistic for everyday dressing, ideal for inspiration for your own wardrobe.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Mixed Print Fashion
- The Betty Adewole for Volt Cafe Magazine shoot showcases mixed prints and colors, emphasizing the trend of bold fashion choices.
- DIY Fashion
- The Betty Adewole for Volt Cafe Magazine shoot incorporates DIY items, indicating the trend of creating unique fashion pieces.
- Retro Fashion
- The Betty Adewole for Volt Cafe Magazine shoot features pieces from vintage and retro shops, highlighting the trend of embracing styles from the past.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Fashion retailers can capitalize on the trend of mixed print fashion by featuring bold, patterned items in their collections.
- Craft & DIY
- Craft and DIY industries can leverage the trend of DIY fashion by creating and promoting products for consumers to create their own unique pieces.
- Vintage Clothing
- Vintage clothing shops can benefit from the trend of retro fashion by curating collections that feature nostalgic styles.
