As bundled as the looks are in the Diesel Black Gold AW14 ad campaign, the model goes barefoot to show off her rebellious and bohemian personality as well. Adding a nonchalant attitude to the black and white photoshoot, it gives the impression of a rock star that is off duty. Yet her lack of footwear doesn't take away from the edgy ensembles in the least.
The Diesel Black Gold AW14 ad campaign stars Australian model Julia Nobis. The blonde beauty is clad in the label’s metallic pants, fur-lined jackets and stud adorned dresses. The minimalist photoshoot tempers the otherwise elaborate looks. Yet it goes with the inherent spirit of the photoshoot's style, which is finished with understated beauty by way of a barely-there makeup look and tousled tresses. It's hard not to appreciate the images.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Barefoot Fashion
- There is an opportunity for brands to embrace the barefoot trend in fashion campaigns and designs, showcasing a rebellious and bohemian style.
- Minimalist Photoshoots
- Minimalism in photoshoots can provide a powerful contrast to elaborate looks, highlighting the beauty and essence of the fashion.
- Rebellious Rocker Style
- The rebellious attitude of rock star fashion can be incorporated into campaigns, appealing to consumers looking for edgy and bold ensembles.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion & Apparel
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the barefoot trend, minimalist photoshoots, and rebellious rocker style to create disruptive fashion campaigns and designs.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the minimalist approach in fashion photoshoots, creating impactful visuals that emphasize the beauty and essence of the clothing.
- Advertising & Marketing
- Ad agencies and marketers can tap into the rebellious rocker style in fashion campaigns, targeting consumers who seek bold and edgy fashion choices.
