The americana aesthetic can be described as free-spirited, vintage and even feminine at times, but ladylike is not usually used in the same sentence; that is, until the Intermission Magazine Issue 8 editorial was shot. It adds a touch of elegance to looks that are synonymous with the heritage of the United States.
From the appearance of the American flag to football shirts and a predominant colorway of red, white and blue, the theme of the Intermission Magazine Issue 8 editorial is undeniable. Shot by photographer John Scarisbrick for the fall-winter 2013 issue, the photoshoot stars model Emily DiDonato. The American beauty was was outfitted by stylist Tom van Dorpe, who pulled pieces from the likes of Tim Coppens, Dior and Miu Miu. The looks were perfected with lush curls and full makeup.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Ladylike Americana Fashion
- A trend towards elegant and feminine interpretations of the classic Americana aesthetic.
- Vintage-inspired Fashion
- A trend towards nostalgic, timeless fashion pieces inspired by past eras.
- Heritage-inspired Fashion
- A trend towards designs that reference traditional or historical elements, bringing a sense of nostalgia and storytelling to fashion.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry has an opportunity to create new collections with a Ladylike Americana aesthetic, introducing new elements to an established style.
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry has an opportunity to develop new products, like classic American hairstyles and makeup looks, that complement the Ladylike Americana Fashion movement.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry has an opportunity to showcase the Ladylike Americana Fashion movement through photoshoots and campaigns that highlight the movement's elegance and femininity.
