Kimora Lee Simmons, the former president and creative director of Phat Fashions (which include Baby Phat and Phat Farm), appears in this fabulous shoot for the Harper's Bazaar Singapore January 2012 issue.
Photographed by Gan, the always-glam, Korean-Japanese beauty looks striking in embellished and printed pieces. With a pair of edgy black motorcycle gloves on, she sports a couple of body-conscious pencil skirts with vibrantly embellished and patterned peplum accents as well as chic white pants topped with a multicolored printed blazer. Her hair is kept sleek and long -- her signature style. Simmons also appears on the cover of the issue in a gorgeous red strapless gown.
This Harper's Bazaar Singapore January 2012 editorial with Kimora Lee Simmons features hair and makeup by Grego, with fashion direction by Kenneth Goh.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Embellished and Printed Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create unique and eye-catching garments with embellishments and prints.
- Body-conscious Pencil Skirts
- Potential for fashion retailers to cater to the demand for body-hugging yet fashionable pencil skirts.
- Multicolored Printed Blazers
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for clothing manufacturers to combine different colors and prints in blazers.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can leverage the trend of embellished and printed fashion to create innovative and visually appealing designs.
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on the popularity of body-conscious pencil skirts by offering a variety of styles and sizes.
- Clothing Manufacturing
- Clothing manufacturers can explore disruptive innovation opportunities by producing multicolored printed blazers that stand out in the market.
