The Glamour France Androjean editorial is being featured in the December 2014 issue of the chic magazine. Photographer Hilary Walsh executed this highly pastoral production which was set among green pastures and rustic red barns.
Model Giedre Dukauskaite mastered the pastoral motifs present in this Glamour France series. In the images, she posed effortlessly in an assortment of pieces appropriate for the countryside, all of which were selected by stylist Virginie Benarroch. Wisely chosen by Benarroch were denim jackets, patchy trousers, blanket-like shawls and thick wool socks.
Whether one picks from casual relaxed looks or jean on jean ensembles, an impressive assortment of outfits are present in Androjean. It thus becomes apparent that the feminine farm motif is anything but one-dimensional.
What's Driving This Trend
- Pastoral Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate rural aesthetics and farm-inspired motifs into their designs.
- Rustic Styling
- Opportunity for stylists to create unique outfits using denim jackets, patchy trousers, blanket-like shawls, and thick wool socks.
- Countryside Glamour
- Opportunity for photographers and magazines to showcase fashion editorials set in green pastures and rustic red barns.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore innovative designs inspired by rural aesthetics and farm motifs to cater to a niche market.
- Styling
- Stylists can experiment with rustic elements like denim jackets and patchy trousers to create distinctive looks for their clients.
- Photography
- Photographers can capture the beauty of fashion editorials set in pastoral locations, offering a unique twist on glamour photography.
