The Dazed Magazine Spirit Folk editorial is a part of the publication's Spring 2014 issue. Model Meghan Collison comes across as futuristic and distressed at the same time, a product of the fashionable insight and selections of noted stylist Tony Irvine.
An evident look to the future comes through Spirit Folk's display of sheer pieces and metallic jewelry. These items are geometric and in part functional if paired with the right garments, making the production approachable for readers of Dazed Magazine.
Photographer Lachlan Bailey also captured elements of the classic tortured soul. In addition to snapshots of flowing skirts, high leather boots and billowing tops, he also showcased Collison crying out, making for an expressive series.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Futuristic Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation by creating fashion designs that combine futuristic elements with distressed aesthetics.
- Geometric Jewelry
- Disruptive innovation can be achieved by designing geometric jewelry that is both stylish and functional when paired with the right garments.
- Expressive Photography
- A disruptive innovation opportunity lies in exploring photography techniques that capture the essence of a tortured soul through expressive images.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace disruptive innovation by incorporating futuristic and distressed elements in their designs and collections.
- Jewelry
- The jewelry industry can tap into disruptive innovation by creating geometric jewelry that appeals to the modern consumer's desire for both style and functionality.
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore disruptive innovation by experimenting with techniques that convey emotion and capture the essence of a tortured soul.
