While most magazines are opting to follow the three Ms for the spring and summer season (minimalist, monochromatic and modern), the ELLE Brazil April 2014 cover shoot sidesteps towards a look that is much more wild. It embraces a full animal print ensemble that is complemented by a matching rendition for the iconic branding.
Starring model Lindsay Ellingson, the ELLE Brazil April 2014 cover shoot encourages women not to follow the crowd and instead follow their own instincts, perhaps even a few animal instincts. Shot in studio by photographer Nicole Heiniger, the Victoria's Secret Angel channels her inner safari adventurist in a chic and feminine way.
The earthy tones of the leopard print taking over the ELLE Brazil April 2014 cover shoot is absolutely perfect for the spring and summer seasons.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Animal Print Fashion
- The trend of incorporating animal prints into fashion is growing and could be a disruptive innovation opportunity for clothing retailers.
- Non-minimalist Aesthetic
- The trend of moving away from minimalist design and towards more bold and maximalist aesthetics presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for designers and marketers.
- Individualistic Expression
- The trend towards encouraging individualistic expression in fashion presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for brands that embrace uniqueness and self-expression.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend of animal print and the shift towards non-minimalist aesthetics to stay ahead of the curve.
- Retail
- Retailers can stay ahead of the curve by embracing the trend of individualistic expression, which encourages customers to seek out unique and personalized products.
- Marketing
- Marketers can seize the opportunity to promote the trend of individualistic expression and the non-minimalist aesthetic, which could lead to new and innovative branding strategies.
