There is a definitive 70s theme happening in the Chloe Lecareux Grazia France editorial. Sultry and glamorous, the retro vibe is present from the fashions donned to the shoot itself. Nevertheless, the style itself is more of a subtle tribute than an actual reincarnation of the era itself. Colorful and form-fitting, the outfits make for some iconic statements seen throughout the editorial such as the bell-bottom, middle-part and chunky jewelry. Overall, however, each look is modern.
The Chloe Lecareux Grazia France photo shoot was lensed by photographer Richard Bernardin for the magazine’s January 2012 issue. Stylist Annabelle Jouot pulled luxurious pieces from such fashion houses as Prada, Givenchy and Burberry. The opulent backdrop added to the overall richness of the fashion, both in look and quality.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- 70s Fashion Resurgence
- Fashion brands can create modernized versions of 70s-era clothing pieces to cater to the growing interest in the retro-inspired look.
- Bold Jewelry Comeback
- Jewelry brands have an opportunity to capitalize on the return of chunky jewelry pieces popularized in the 70s by introducing new, modern designs with a retro twist.
- Retro-aesthetic Photography
- Photographers can experiment with vintage filter effects and lighting techniques to capture modern photo shoots with a nostalgic 70s vibe.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can cater to the growing demand for 70s-inspired clothing pieces by creating new designs with a modern twist.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry brands have the opportunity to create new retro-inspired designs that incorporate bold and chunky elements popularized in the 70s.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with retro-inspired lighting and filter techniques to create modern photo shoots with a nostalgic 70s aesthetic.
