The Charlotte Carey shoot featured in 'How To Spend It Now' magazine is an eye-popping editorial fittingly titled 'All Bright Now.'
Showcasing vibrant designs from Prada, Christopher Kane and Marc Jacobs, the technicolor spread is fun-spirited and quirky. Especially the stunning shades that are adorned by Charlotte Carey, who rocks an array of oversized funky spectacles to add flair to each eccentric ensemble.
Implications - Fun, mismatched fashions that use an array of bright colors and textures have a certain niche market of consumers looking to make a statement. The apparel, photography and magazine industry are influenced equal parts by the rise of bright and neon colors as consumers are looking for a look that gains them attention.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Vibrant Fashions
- The rise of fun, mismatched fashions using bright colors and textures creates a niche market for consumers looking to make a statement.
- Oversized Sunglasses
- The popularity of oversized funky spectacles provides a disruptive innovation opportunity for designers to create unique and attention-grabbing eyewear.
- Colorful Photography
- The trend towards technicolor photography offers opportunities for photographers to experiment with bold and vibrant visual styles.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Apparel
- The apparel industry can capitalize on the trend towards bright and neon colors to create eye-catching and unique clothing designs.
- Eyewear
- The popularity of oversized funky spectacles creates a disruptor in the eyewear industry to move away from traditional designs and towards bold and unique styles.
- Magazine
- The magazine industry can take advantage of the love for colorful and quirky photography by featuring editorial spreads that embrace bold and vibrant visual styles.
