The Fashion Gone Rogue Nineties Nation online editorial is a rather elegant interpretation of retro 1990s style. Although there are some grunge accents such as bullring nose pierces, tousled hair and cutoff shirts, the pieces have an otherwise contemporary fit that is slim and tailored rather than baggy and torn.
Lensed by photographer Lindsey Drennan, the Fashion Gone Rogue Nineties Nation editorial stars model Natalia who managed to channel her inner punk persona without compromising her overall classic look. The photo shoot was styled by Shan Temuri. He chose a rock and roll wardrobe from fashion labels like Sandro, Diesel and McQ by Alexander McQueen. The looks were completed by makeup artist and hairstylist Vanessa Jarman.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Nineties Retro Fashion
- There's an opportunity to incorporate vintage fashion styles with contemporary design elements.
- Punk Beauty
- Create new beauty looks that balance edgy and classic styles.
- Grunge Accessories
- Incorporate edgy and unique accessories with otherwise classic, tailored looks.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion designers could create new lines blending retro styles with modern fits.
- Beauty
- Beauty companies could experiment with edgy and classic makeup and hair styles.
- Accessories
- Accessories brands could create bold and unique pieces like nose rings to complement everyday fashion.
