The outfits showcased throughout the El Libro Amarillo 'Print Temps' editorial have been eclectically pieced together. Each ensemble in the glam studio shoot is home to clashing prints and patterns that somehow work together rather than becoming a dizzying eyesore. Stylist Luisa Pena is clearly a wizard when it comes to dynamic outfits.
The El Libro Amarillo Print Temps editorial stars model Maryna Linchuk. The Belarusian beauty was shot by New York-native photographer David Roemer for the publication's spring and summer 2012 issue. Linchuk is a busy vision in designs from fashion labels such as Gucci, Burberry Prorsum, Stella McCartney and Max Azria. Her windswept locks were created by hairstylist Keith Carpenter with a natural, dewy face by makeup artist Hung Vanngo.
What's Driving This Trend
- Clashing Prints
- Opportunity to create unique and unconventional fashion designs by combining contrasting patterns.
- Eclectic Ensembles
- Potential for creating fashion outfits that showcase a mix of diverse and unconventional elements.
- Dynamic Styling
- Innovation opportunity to develop new and exciting approaches to styling outfits with a focus on bold and contrasting patterns.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore new possibilities in designing and marketing eclectic and pattern-clashing outfits.
- Photography
- Photography industry can leverage the trend of eclectically styled ensembles to create visually captivating fashion editorials.
- Beauty and Makeup
- Opportunity for the beauty and makeup industry to create fresh and natural looks that complement dynamic and pattern-rich outfits.
