Canadian model Coco Rocha rocks a series of futuristic luxury looks for the December 2014 issue of ELLE Vietnam. Appearing on two different covers for the holiday edition, she brings her sprite personality to set to really show off the chic winter outfits. Perfect for women who are looking for a different take on elegance, the futuristic luxury fashion does have a bit of a bohemian twist due to all of the loose layers.
Shot in studio by photographer Stockton Johnson, the futuristic luxury looks were put together by stylist Phuong My. A great lesson in mixing and matching maximal and minimal pieces, the editorial is full of different textures, neutral colors and more. The flawless beauty herself shuffles between different hairstyles as well for more variety.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Futuristic Luxury Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to explore unconventional materials, bold silhouettes, and cutting-edge technology in their designs.
- Mixing and Matching Minimal and Maximal Pieces
- Chance for retailers to curate collections that offer a range of simple, minimalist designs along with more elaborate, maximalist pieces to cater to different customer preferences.
- Bohemian Twist on Elegance
- Potential for designers to create bohemian-inspired luxury fashion collections that combine loose layers and bohemian elements with high-end materials and refined silhouettes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Retail
- Retailers can tap into the futuristic luxury trend by offering a mix of unconventional and avant-garde fashion pieces in their stores.
- Textile and Material Innovation
- Opportunity for textile manufacturers and innovators to develop new materials and fabric technologies that fuse luxury and futuristic elements.
- Editorial and Fashion Photography
- Photographers and stylists can experiment with futuristic luxury concepts to create visually striking and innovative fashion editorials for magazines and online platforms.
