Black-and-White Celeb Fashion

The Glamour UK May 2014 Photoshoot Stars Actress Kate Mara

The looks featured throughout the Glamour UK May 2014 editorial once again shows one of the reigning styles for the spring and summer seasons this year: black and white. In this case, the strict palette is given a fun twist through the use of bold patterns and fun textures. It essentially shows how versatile black and white looks can be. In a way, more creativity is needed to pull such a wardrobe off consistently.

The Glamour UK May 2014 editorial was lensed by photographer Alisha Goldstein. It stars American actress Kate Mara. The 'House of Cards' star was outfitted in a modern and feminine wardrobe made up of such labels as Moschino, DKNY and Prabal Gurung by stylist Sophie Cooper.

Versatile Black and White
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Consistent Wardrobe Creativity
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Modern and Feminine Wardrobe
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Fashion
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10% Men90% Women
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  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
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