The British Vogue June 2014 editorial is full of charm. From the golden windswept hills in the backdrop to the minimal neutral-hued separates and the models' own sophisticated presence, the photoshoot is a sight for sore eyes. Yet what women will take away the most is not only an appreciation for the great outdoors, but also a lesson in ladylike looks for the summer season.
Shot on location in Santa Barbara (for which it is named) by photographer Josh Olins, the British Vogue June 2014 editorial stars models Andreea Diaconu and Ashleigh Good. The svelte beauties are clad in chic pared down pieces from the likes of Chanel, Derek Lam and Burberry Prorsum by stylist Clare Richardson. The outfits are perfected with easy hair and smokey eyes.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimal Easygoing Editorials
- Opportunity for brands to create minimal and easygoing editorials that evoke a sense of charm and sophistication.
- Neutral-hued Separates
- Potential for fashion brands to focus on creating minimalistic and neutral-hued separates that embody simplicity and elegance.
- Ladylike Looks for Summer
- Opportunity for designers to showcase ladylike looks that exude femininity and grace for the summer season.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of minimal easygoing editorials and neutral-hued separates to attract customers looking for simplicity and elegance.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the concept of minimal easygoing editorials to capture images that evoke charm and sophistication.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can create makeup and hair looks that complement the ladylike looks for the summer season, appealing to consumers seeking femininity and grace.
