Embark on a technicolored journey with the Harpers Bazaar September 2011 Color Story which moves beyond the colors of the rainbow and shows that fashion truly is limitless. The charismatic and captivating editorial is set on a simple desert backdrop, with the bright blue sky complimenting each of the radiantly colored gowns in different ways. Model Maryna Linchuk and photographer Paola Kudacki make the perfect team in this season's sizzling style story.
Showcasing all that Fall 2011 has to offer in terms of color, the gowns move from gorgeous reds to emerald greens, shimmering golds much more. Tapping into the true feminine identity, the styles were chosen by the talented Natasha Royt, who proves that style doesn't end with the summer. Colors aside, the unique cuts feature strong and slimming lines, etherial flowing frocks and fierce necklines that scream sexy yet sophisticated.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Limitless Fashion
- The Harper's Bazaar September 2011 Color Story proves that fashion truly knows no bounds, indicating opportunity for designers to experiment with bold styles and unique cuts
- Technicolored Journey
- The editorial's use of vibrant colors and a simple desert backdrop invites brands to consider incorporating bold, contrasting hues into their marketing and advertising campaigns
- Fierce and Flowing
- The strong, slimming cuts of the gowns in the editorial present disruptive innovation opportunities for designers to create couture that balances the best of both worlds: sleek, fitted lines and loose, flowy fabric
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The Harper's Bazaar editorial provides inspiration for fashion designers to explore bold, contrasting colors, unique cuts, and feminine, sophisticated styles
- Photography
- The striking desert backdrop and use of vibrant hues in the Harper's Bazaar editorial suggest photographic opportunities to incorporate contrasting colors into images and explore the beauty of ethereal fashion in natural landscapes
- Marketing and Advertising
- Bold, contrasting colors and the feminine yet fierce aesthetic of the Harper's Bazaar editorial provide ideas for marketers and advertisers to tap into the true feminine identity and appeal to a diverse audience
