The Teen Vogue English Rose photoshoot featuring model Lucan Gillespie displays both flora and fauna elements. Photographer Matteo Montanari captured Gillespie within a plush green backdrop, offering up a goodbye ode to summertime as readers turn towards fall.
Held in the hands of Gillespie are flowers, faux antlers and a small bunny. Together the shots appear natural and dainty, the ideal combination for the Teen Vogue brand.
Much like the background are girly, free flowing outfits. Gillespie sported white lace dresses, ruffled skirts, pale teal knit sweaters and easter egg-hued jackets. As the items are thin, they can be paired with a series of akin outfits or rather with ensembles that are suited to the autumn months.
What's Driving This Trend
- Floral Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate floral elements into their designs for a fresh and natural aesthetic.
- Nature-inspired Props
- Potential for photographers and stylists to use natural props like flowers and antlers to create whimsical and ethereal visuals.
- Seasonal Transition Styling
- Chance for fashion stylists to create outfits that smoothly transition from summer to autumn with lightweight yet layered pieces.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the flora and fauna trend to create unique and visually appealing collections.
- Photography
- Photographers and stylists can explore incorporating natural props into their shoots to add an enchanting and artistic element.
- Styling
- Fashion stylists have the opportunity to experiment with lightweight layering and seasonal transition outfits.
