The T Style Travel Folk Meets Rock photoshoot pairs the looks of folk and rock singers through the input of stylist Jason Rider. Rider brought these unique ensembles to life through model Olympia Campbell who posed earnestly for photographer Theo Sion.
Sion's snapshots made it readily apparent that Campbell was appropriately dressed for any retro stage. This came of his faded photos and of Rider's choice of fur-trimmed coats, color-block materials and loose Bohemian dresses.
At a glance, this production could easily be mistaken for one produced in the 1960s. This came not only of Rider's outfits, but also of hairstylist Alex Volders' infusion of long, straight tresses parted in the middle. As this look is relatively simple, readers can reproduce this coif.
What's Driving This Trend
- Singer-inspired Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to create collections that reflect the folk and rock singer styles seen in the T Style Travel photoshoot.
- Vintage-style Photography
- The popularity of retro photography styles presents opportunities for photographers to explore and offer unique, vintage-style photoshoots to clients.
- Beauty Trends From the Past
- There is potential for beauty brands to tap into the trend of recreating hairstyles from past eras as seen in the T Style Travel photoshoot.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can benefit from designing styles that emulate the folk and rock singer looks seen in the T Style Travel photoshoot.
- Photography
- Photographers can offer retro, vintage-style photoshoots to clients who are interested in recreating looks from past eras.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can cater to the trend of recreating past hairstyles by offering products that help achieve specific retro looks as seen in the T Style Travel photoshoot.
