Wearing a dress to the skate park might not seem like the smartest thing, especially if the skater girl plans on working it on a skateboard, but the ELLE Hungary August 2013 editorial shows readers that it might not be so ludicrous a fashion choice. Accessorized with shiny metal belts, chain necklaces and sneakers, they look as though they were made to be worn there.
The ELLE Hungary August 2013 editorial was styled by Andrea Gonczy. She pulled high end pieces from the likes of Stella McCartney, Michael Kors, Max Mara and Louis Vuitton. Donning the sporty chic looks is model Kate Kondas, who was shot by photographer Zoltan Tombor. She was perfected by hairstylist Csaba Herczeg and makeup artist Zsombor Agoston.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sporty Chic Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create high-end sporty chic looks with accessories that can be worn in unexpected places like skate parks.
- Skater Girl Style
- Opportunity for fashion stylists to develop unique styles that blend feminine dresses with edgy skate park aesthetics.
- Photography and Editorial Styling
- Opportunity for photographers and editorial stylists to explore unconventional settings and fashion choices for editorial shoots.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of sporty chic looks by creating collections that combine comfort and style.
- Styling
- Stylists can offer unique fashion insights and create stunning looks that incorporate elements from unexpected settings, such as skate parks.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with unconventional settings and capture striking images that push the boundaries of traditional fashion photography.
