The Foam Magazine February 2012 editorial is daring and stunt-driven. The editorial is heavily punctuated with adventure and hipster elements.
The sporty editorial features model Ashley Smith who takes on the role of a daredevil while posing for the shoot. She is seen bird-flipping, jumping off trucks and carrying a rifle. There are no limits to what this stunt-lover can do. Her never-say-never attitude is what adds to the impeccable charm of the shoot.
Captured by photographer Jason Lee Parry and styled by Cat Wennekamp, the Foam Magazine February 2012 editorial titled 'Under the Big Black Sun' captures sun-drenched outdoor snapshots. Ashley is seen sporting urban tops and shorts, chic denim and many more lightweight hipster ensembles.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Adventure Fashion
- There is an opportunity to create daring and stunt-driven fashion editorials that incorporate adventure and hipster elements to appeal to consumers looking for unique and bold styles.
- Sporty Lifestyle
- There is an opportunity for companies to create products that cater to the sporty lifestyle portrayed in the Foam Magazine February 2012 shoot such as outdoor gear, activewear and adventure travel packages.
- Rebellious Modeling
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to seek out models who embody a never-say-never attitude and are not afraid to push boundaries in their photo shoots, appealing to consumers looking for edgy and rebellious fashion.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion and apparel industry can use the daring and stunt-driven Finger-Flashing Editorials, like the Foam Magazine February 2012 shoot, to create new collections and expand their customer base.
- Outdoor and Adventure
- The outdoor and adventure industry can capitalize on the sporty lifestyle and hipster elements portrayed in the Foam Magazine February 2012 shoot by creating new products and experiences that appeal to consumers looking for unique outdoor experiences with a fashionable twist.
- Photography and Media
- The photography and media industries can use the rebellious and edgy modeling style portrayed in the Foam Magazine February 2012 shoot to create new photo and video content that appeals to adventurous and daring consumers looking for a new, bold visual experience.
