Actress Rinko Kikuchi is really milking the punk look this year, as evidenced by the Jalouse China December 2013 cover shoot. Not to mention in the recent Flaunt Magazine November 2013 issue as well. Although the similar attitude is present in each photoshoot, this one is much more edgy. The Japanese beauty dons glamorous rock'n'roll ensembles that any pop star would want to wear.
The Jalouse China December 2013 cover shoot was lensed by photographer Jumbo Tsui. Styled by Shuo Yuan Hasegawa, the star of Kenzo’s fall 2013 campaign is clad in everything from studded leather jackets to plaid blazers and chunky silver jewelry. She was captured in a large loft space with tons of cold natural light sweeping in from a nearby window.
What's Driving This Trend
- Glam Punk Aesthetic
- There is an opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate punk elements into glamorous designs, creating a new aesthetic for those who desire a bold mix of luxury and rebellion.
- Celebrity Fashion Cover Shoots
- There is an opportunity for print publications to collaborate with celebrities and showcase their fashion choices in a way that is edgy and inspiring to readers.
- Bold Jewelry Statements
- There is an opportunity for jewelry brands to create chunky and bold pieces that emulate rock'n'roll culture, attracting customers who want to make a statement with their accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry has an opportunity to cater towards those interested in a bold punk aesthetic mixed with luxury fashion.
- Print Media
- Print publications have an opportunity to showcase celebrities in a new light, with fashion shoots that incorporate elements of rebellion and boldness.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry brands have an opportunity to attract customers looking for statement pieces that convey a rock'n'roll attitude, incorporating chunky and bold designs.
