The May 2015 Interview Magazine Craig McDean photoshoot depicts a business chic set through model Rianne van Rompaey. In each picture, Rompaey was made to look as if in her own professional domain, seen in wooden desks, metallic chairs and sleek lamps.
Stylist Karl Templer matched the white-collared nature of this Interview Magazine production with a range of office-appropriate ensembles. This was made apparent in his use of a double breasted jacket, a pleated skirt and a sleek low cut dress.
Assorted black hues make these items all the more appropriate for work spaces. While some are more formal than others, readers will certainly have a great deal to pick and choose from depending on individual needs.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Business Chic Fashion
- There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create functional and stylish workwear collections that meet the needs of modern office professionals.
- Office-inspired Photoshoots
- There is an opportunity for photographers and creative directors to incorporate office aesthetics into their editorial concepts to appeal to the working professional market.
- Professional Office Decor
- There is an opportunity for interior designers to create modern and functional office spaces that reflect the personal style of the company and its employees.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the demand for work-appropriate clothing that combines fashion and function.
- Photography
- The photography industry can cater to the growing market of professionals seeking personal branding through office-inspired photoshoots.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can innovate office space design by incorporating functional and stylish elements that promote productivity and well-being in the modern workplace.
