Model Crystal Renn for Numero Tokyo embraces her bad girl persona--smoking on the platform, sitting almost drunkenly and having a chip on her very stylish shoulder. Shot entirely in black and white, the images are as gritty as she is, lending an even tougher vibe that will attract many.
The photoshoot starring Crystal Renn for Numero Tokyo was lensed by Laurie Bartley, a photographer born in Basildon Essex, England, and based in Brooklyn, New York. The American beauty was given an 80s edge courtesy of stylist Felipe Mendes. Wearing lingerie-inspired ensembles paired with risque trench coats, spiked leather collars and platform shoes, Renn is as sultry as she is gritty. The wardrobe is comprised of Emilio Pucci, Alexander Wang, Gucci. Mugler and more.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Gritty Fashion
- There's an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by leaning into the edgy, punk look.
- Risque Advertising
- Brands could benefit from using provocative imagery to capture consumers' attention.
- Retro Aesthetics
- The popularity of 80s fashion could be capitalized on by brands looking to add a vintage feel to their products.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can use this gritty trend as an opportunity to create new lines and collections.
- Advertising
- Marketing and advertising agencies can use this trend to create provocative campaigns for their clients.
- Retail
- Brands in the retail space can add retro aesthetics to their locations and products, giving customers a unique shopping experience.
