Looking vibrantly chaotic and colorfully exotic, the latest fashion spread in the Grazia Mexico April 2014 issue breathes life into the latest spring looks.
Reflecting spring perfectly are dewy and fresh-faced models Roosmarijn and Barrett, who look both elegant and delightfully cheeky in some of the season's most graphic looks.
The ‘Printed Look’ editorial in the Grazia Mexico April 2014 issue is bursting with energy and hues, textures and prints, florals and symmetrical lines. The bold editorial is styled by Anna Katsanis and photographed by Hao Zeng. The duo did an exceptional job in really making the latest spring looks stand out.
With the focus of the spread being on the fashion, the editorial shows us some of spring’s loudest and most daring looks with the models posing in a mirrored room from labels like Miu Miu, Prabal Gurung and Moschino.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Bold Floral Prints
- There's a trend towards colorful and vibrant floral prints, creating opportunities for fashion brands to experiment with bold and eye-catching designs.
- Graphic Symmetrical Lines
- The use of graphic and symmetrical lines in fashion is gaining popularity, creating opportunities for new creative partnerships between fashion and art industries.
- Fresh-faced Models
- With a focus on natural beauty, fresh-faced models are becoming more prevalent in fashion, creating opportunities for beauty and skincare brands to market their products to a younger audience.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- This trend is most applicable to the fashion industry, with an opportunity to create bold and creative designs for the spring season.
- Art
- This trend towards graphic and symmetrical lines in fashion creates an opportunity for fashion and art industries to collaborate and create new and unique products.
- Beauty and Skincare
- With the use of fresh-faced models in fashion, there is an opportunity for beauty and skincare brands to market their products to a younger audience who value natural beauty.
