The September 2011 edition of Harper's Bazaar UK features the Daphne Guinness 'One & Only' spread, an editorial photographed by Bryan Adams that showcases the 43-year-old heiress in all of her fashionable splendor.
Guinness, renowned for her incredible fashion sense and haute couture collections -- apparently she has, in addition to 2,500 total garments, 450 pairs of shoes and 200 handbags! -- was named to the International Best Dressed List Hall of Fame in the early 90s, and it's not hard to understand why. With an innate fashion sense that typically errs on the side of dramatic, Guinness has a style that most people today can't even begin to fathom. This Daphne Guinness 'One & Only' editorial displays the heiress in her element, as she slips into beautifully draping gowns, bold headpieces and shoes to die for.
What's Driving This Trend
- High Fashion Collections
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- Luxury Shoe Industry
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- Exclusive Accessory Brands
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Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
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- Luxury Goods Industry
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- Artisan Accessory Industry
- The artisan accessory industry can use Daphne Guinness' collection of unique headpieces and handbags to develop handmade, exclusive pieces for the luxury market
