The Harper’s Bazaar Latin America January 2014 cover shoot focuses on all-white ensembles that do the pristine season of winter justice, until it is no longer pristine at all outside. As fluffy snow turns into heavy slush, at least for those living in the Northern Hemisphere, the idea of alabaster ensembles will seem ludicrous. But it will give them hope for better weather in the near future.
Titled 'Clarida Absoluta,' which means 'Absolute Clarity' in Spanish, the Harper’s Bazaar Latin America January 2014 cover shoot was shot in studio by photographer Hans Neumann. It stars Russian model Valentina Zelyaeva, who was styled by Marina Muñoz in pieces from the likes of Calvin Klein Collection, Balenciaga and Chanel. The blonde beauty was perfected with a slicked back ponytail and barely there makeup.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- All-white Fashion
- Opportunity to innovate by creating sustainable and stain-repellent materials for all-white clothing.
- Pristine Winter Ensembles
- Opportunity to develop winter clothing that is both fashionable and weather-resistant.
- Studio Photoshoots
- Opportunity to create virtual and augmented reality experiences for fashion editorials.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to experiment with all-white collections and capture the pristine winter aesthetic.
- Textile
- Opportunity for textile companies to develop advanced fabrics that repel stains and withstand harsh winter conditions.
- Media and Advertising
- Opportunity for media companies to create interactive fashion editorials through virtual and augmented reality technologies.
