There is a subtle avant garde undertone to the FLARE Magazine April 2014 cover shoot that makes the outfits look extra special. Whether it is the shimmery shine of the fabric or the cut of the dress, the looks are elegant with an eccentric twist. Captured in studio against a concrete wall with blossoming vines creeping up it and tulle on the ground, the editorial embraces the spring season it is embodying.
The FLARE Magazine April 2014 covers shoot was lensed by photographer Nino Muñoz. It stars English actress Emilia Clarke, who continues her domination of fashion publications as she promotes 'Game of Thrones.' Exclusively clad in pieces from the Burberry Prorsum Spring 2014 collection, the queen of dragons was styled by Kemal & Karla, although she looks more like a princess of spring.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Avant-garde Fashion
- There is an opportunity to disrupt the fashion industry by pushing boundaries and creating innovative and eccentric designs.
- Shimmery Fabrics
- The use of shimmery fabrics presents an opportunity for the textile industry to create unique and eye-catching materials.
- Studio Editorials
- There is potential for disruption in the photography industry by experimenting with creative studio settings and unique concepts for magazine shoots.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore avant-garde styles and incorporate eccentric twists in their designs to stand out and attract customers.
- Textile
- The textile industry has an opportunity to develop and produce shimmery fabrics that add a touch of glamour to fashion and interior design.
- Photography
- Photographers can innovate by introducing new concepts and settings for studio editorials, pushing the boundaries of traditional fashion photography.
