Izabel Goulart stars in the 'Cheia De Graca' Vogue Brasil editorial. The top model is captured by famed photographer Giampaolo Sgura for the South American publication's February 2013 issue.
Izabel channels a woman of God as she sports a series of ornate ensembles with a religious inspiration. From traditional priest attire to various nun uniforms, the model is edgy and embellished in this controversial couture photoshoot.
The 'Cheia De Graca' Vogue Brasil fashion story is outfitted by none other than Vogue Japan editor-at-large and accessory queen Anna Dello Russo whose signature 'more and more' aesthetic shines through. Embracing jewelled accessories, baroque embroidery and intricately gilded details, this dynamic editorial redefines tradition and proves that fashion has a religious like influence on its loyal followers.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Religious-inspired Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Designing contemporary and edgy religious-inspired clothing and accessories that cater to fashion-forward consumers.
- Controversial Couture
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Creating provocative and boundary-pushing fashion collections that challenge societal norms and spark conversations.
- Ornate Embellishments
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Developing innovative techniques and materials for creating intricately gilded details and baroque embroidery in fashion design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Integrating religious imagery and inspirations into mainstream fashion collections to cater to diverse consumer interests.
- Luxury Accessories
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Designing and producing high-end jeweled accessories that combine religious symbols and contemporary aesthetics.
- Editorial Fashion Photography
- Disruptive innovation opportunities: Experimenting with unconventional themes and controversial concepts in fashion photography to evoke emotions and challenge conventional beauty standards.
