By now many women have been wooed over by Solange Knowles impeccable style, which is showcased perfectly in the Harper's Bazaar 'Solange' editorial. No longer just the sister of Beyonce, she has come in her own right as a style guru as well as an indie performer as well. Recently relocating from Brooklyn, New York, to New Orleans, Louisiana, the Harper's Bazaar 'Solange' photoshoot captures her colorful life in southern America.
Shot by Julia Noni, the Harper's Bazaar 'Solange' editorial is captured on location against a vibrant collection of colorful walls. Styled by Joanna Hillman, she is clad in pieces from the likes of Moshino, Ralph Lauren Collection, Marni, Chanel and Jeremy Scott by Linda Farrow.
What's Driving This Trend
- Colorful Editorials
- The popularity of vibrant and colorful editorials presents opportunities for fashion magazines and brands to collaborate and create visually stunning content.
- Indie Style Influencers
- The rise of indie performers turned style gurus, like Solange Knowles, opens up opportunities for fashion and beauty brands to partner with these influencers and tap into their unique aesthetic.
- Location-based Shoots
- The trend of capturing photoshoots in specific locations, like the Harper's Bazaar 'Solange' editorial shot in New Orleans, provides opportunities for travel and hospitality industries to collaborate with fashion publications and promote destinations or venues.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Magazines
- Fashion magazines can leverage the trend of colorful editorials to create visually captivating content that resonates with their audience and attracts new readers.
- Fashion Brands
- Fashion brands can collaborate with indie style influencers, such as Solange Knowles, to tap into their unique aesthetic and reach a targeted audience that values individuality and creativity.
- Travel and Hospitality
- The popularity of location-based shoots provides opportunities for the travel and hospitality industries to collaborate with fashion publications and showcase destinations or venues through visually appealing editorials.
