Coco Rocha embraces the nomadic spirit in the 'Coco Espíritu Nómada' editorial for the Harper's Bazaar Mexico June 2014 issue.
Many people look down upon a life spent on the open road. However, by renouncing her material possessions and abstaining from conventional life choices, Rocha immediately opens herself up to a life of freedom. This editorial, lensed by photographer Xevi Muntané, is bursting with creativity and a sense of liberation. It almost makes you want to quit your job, forsake the pervasive capitalist culture we live in and join a nomadic tribe as they journey across exciting and exotic locations. Almost.
The beauty team who transformed Rocha into a colorful vagrant was made up of fashion editor Almundena Guerra, hair stylist Fernando Torrent and makeup artist Romero Jennings.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Nomadic Lifestyle
- The trend of embracing a nomadic lifestyle presents opportunities for innovative products and services catering to the needs of digital nomads.
- Alternative Fashion Editorials
- The trend of alternative fashion editorials opens up possibilities for disruptive fashion campaigns that challenge conventional beauty standards.
- Creative Liberation
- The trend of creative liberation calls for innovative approaches in art, design, and self-expression that break traditional boundaries.
Where This Applies
- Digital Nomad Tools and Services
- The rise of the nomadic lifestyle creates opportunities for industries developing digital nomad tools and services such as remote work platforms, co-living spaces, and travel-friendly technologies.
- Alternative Fashion Industry
- The alternative fashion editorial trend provides opportunities for brands and designers to cater to niche audiences looking for unconventional styles and expressions.
- Creative Arts and Media
- The trend of creative liberation presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the creative arts and media industry, encouraging boundary-pushing projects and redefining traditional artistic norms.
