The 'Cruza La Linea' Harper's Bazaar Spain editorial is featured in the magazine's May 2012 issue. Cover model Liya Kebede makes a return to the fashion spotlight and showcases a new look.
Sporting bright red and Rihanna-reminiscent tresses by hair stylist Tomohiro Ohashi, the sophisticated beauty takes on the role of no nonsense career woman. The model pulls off a slew of office-appropriate pieces that are the epitome of corporate-chic.
The model is styled by Juan Cebrian, who dresses her in the season's hottest designer looks that are showcased in a palette of black and white tones. Liya is photographed by Txema Yeste in the 'Cruza La Linea' Harper's Bazaar editorial, wearing sharp silhouettes from the likes of Celine, Gucci, Mango, Calvin Klein Collection and Emporio Armani among others.
What's Driving This Trend
- Corporate-chic Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to develop office-appropriate pieces that are stylish yet sophisticated
- Bold Hair Colors
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for hair stylists to experiment with bright and unconventional hair colors
- Office-appropriate Silhouettes
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to cater to the demand for workwear with a unique, edgy twist
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can capitalize on the trend of corporate-chic fashion to create workwear with an edge
- Beauty and Hair
- Salons and hair care companies can capitalize on the bold hair colors trend to offer vibrant hair colors as a service or product
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the demand for office-appropriate silhouettes with an edgy twist by featuring them in their collections
