The dramatic fall fashion featured throughout the September 2014 issue of Numero Tokyo will get women excited for the upcoming season. Full of cinematic flair and bold layering choices, the looks inspire ladylike looks that have an avant-garde edge. From atypical silhouettes and eccentric embellishments to rich colors and luxurious textures, the dramatic fall fashion is made for those who want to be noticed.
More elegant than edgy, however, the dramatic fall fashion was put together by stylist Felipe Mendes. It stars Serbian model Natasa Vojnovic, who was shot by photography duo Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello. Showcasing Fendi’s fur-embellished outerwear, Giorgio Armani’s tailored separates, Balenciaga’s heavy knits and more, the looks are perfected by hair stylist Cyril Laloue and makeup artist Maria Olsson.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Avant-garde Fall Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to offer bold and dramatic looks for women searching for unique styles for the upcoming season.
- Cinematic-inspired Fashion Shoots
- Opportunity for photographers to create bold and theatrical imagery that tells a story with fashion pieces as the main characters.
- Luxurious Textures and Bold Silhouettes
- Opportunity for fabric manufacturers and designers to create new, exciting textiles and unique designs that showcase rich colors and atypical shapes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Retail businesses can offer a wide selection of avant-garde fall fashion to appeal to customers looking for statement pieces for the upcoming season.
- Photography
- Photography businesses can specialize in creating theatrical and striking imagery that showcases dramatic fashion looks to appeal to high-end fashion brands and publications like Numero Tokyo.
- Fabric Manufacturing
- Fabric manufacturing businesses can capitalize on creating luxurious and unique textiles to cater to designers looking to create unique and theatrical fashion pieces that will make a statement.
