The Dujour Magazine Summer 2013 editorial showcases a slew of sporty looks that have been given a tribal twist, or perhaps that should be the other way around. Whatever the case may be, the outfits are vibrantly eclectic and not a little bit eccentric. Although shot on the streets of a metropolis city, the looks are more at home in the beach settings. No matter what, however, they stand out.
Starring model Jacquelyn Jablonski, the Dujour Magazine Summer 2013 editorial was shot by photographer Hans Feurer. The neon-hued swimwear, chunky jewelry and lightweight sheer materials were hand-picked by stylist David Vandewal for the American beauty to don. The pieces were perfected with creative updos by Ward and bright lips by Vicky Steckel.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sporty Tribal Fashion
- Opportunity to incorporate traditional tribal designs and athletic wear for a totally unexpected look.
- Beach-inspired Streetwear
- Opportunity to create beachy looks that are city-ready and incorporate sportswear elements.
- Eclectic Vibrancy
- Opportunity to merge vibrant colors and various fashion styles to create new, eye-catching looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Opportunity to combine traditional tribal designs with modern sportswear fashion, expanding athletic wear options.
- Jewelry and Accessories Industry
- Opportunity to create chunky, statement pieces that incorporate global and tribal designs.
- Beauty Industry
- Opportunity to showcase bold lip colors to elevate any streetwear or athletic outfit, especially with statement jewelry.
