The looks featured throughout the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Look At Me' online editorial could have easily found their way into the award-winning film, 'American Hustle.' Full of bold prints, sexy silhouettes and an overall retro vibe, the outfits are nevertheless fit for the contemporary woman. This is due in large part to the fact that the retro feel is much more subtle than it might first appear.
Styled by Fedor Ilichev, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Look At Me' online editorial showcases pieces from the likes of Diane von Furstenberg, See by Chloe and Nicole Miller. Model Kira Pivskaya posed teasingly in front of photographer George Pavlenko's lens as though channeling fellow red-head Amy Adams' character Sydney Prosser.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Subtle Retro Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing brands to incorporate retro elements into modern designs in a more understated way.
- Bold Prints
- Opportunity for textile and pattern designers to create eye-catching and unique prints that can be incorporated into various fashion styles.
- Retro-inspired Silhouettes
- Opportunity for designers to revisit and modernize classic silhouettes from past eras.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can use retro inspiration to create a unique and modern aesthetic for their collections.
- Textile and Pattern Design
- Designers can experiment and create bold and unique prints to be used in various fashion styles.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore retro-inspired themes and aesthetics in their fashion editorials and photography work.
