The Fashion Magazine 'Track & Heeled' editorial explores the idea of a sporty glamazon. Although some usual suspects are detectable including football padding and soccer socks, they are styled in such a way that the model looks more like a futuristic warrior than a contemporary athlete.
Lensed by photographer Chris Nicholls, who also happened to capture actress Cobie Smulders who appears on the cover of the April 2014 issue of the Canadian publication, the Fashion Magazine 'Track & Heeled' editorial stars model Kristen M. Shot in studio, the brunette beauty is a juxtaposition of masculinity and femininity with the help of fashion editor Zeina Esmail. She pulled pieces from Marni, Gucci, Prada and more.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sporty Glam
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for the fashion industry to further explore the combination of sporty and glam elements in their designs.
- Futuristic Warrior
- The idea of fashion as a form of armor presents an opportunity for the fashion industry to create clothing that not only looks futuristic but also protects and empowers the wearer.
- Masculine-feminine Juxtaposition
- Exploring the balance between traditionally masculine and feminine clothing in editorial spreads could inspire fashion brands to create gender-fluid collections.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use this trend as inspiration to create innovative clothing designs that combine sporty and glam elements.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with the concept of futuristic armor as a theme for their shoots, creating bold and empowering images.
- Magazines
- Fashion magazines can take this trend and push boundaries with their editorials by exploring unconventional juxtapositions of traditionally masculine and feminine elements.
