Entitled 'Two Of A Kind To Make Up A Mind', the Jolijn Snijders I Love Fake Magazine fashion story depicts a duo of fiercely stylish besties. The fashion photographer captures Select models Rose and Charlotte as they pose in a vibrant and eccentric wardrobe hand-picked by stylist John William.
Whether highlighting Burberry Prorsum's covetable metallics or a bevy of coloful denims from affordable retailer American Apparel, this striking image series embraces excess and offers up a signature brand of personal style.
The Jolijn Snijders I Love Fake Magazine editorial combines its youthful and edgy wardrobe of bold color hues and vivid textile patterns along with retro and unexpected accessory additions that include athletic sneakers and chunky statement bangles.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Eccentric Fashion Editorials
- Magazine editorials that showcase bold and over-the-top fashion choices and styling, breaking away from traditional norms.
- Bestie Fashion Stories
- Fashion stories that depict the personal style and fashion choices of fashionable best friends, offering new opportunities for fashion brands to tap into an audience that values friendship and individual style.
- Excessive Personal Style
- Individuals showcasing their personal style through bold, vibrant, and playful fashion choices, and incorporating unexpected accessories for a truly unique look.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- Fashion brands can leverage eccentric editorials to stand out and experiment with new and bold fashion choices and marketing strategies.
- Magazine Industry
- Magazines can tap into the trend of personal style editorials and highlight the unique fashion choices of individuals and friends, providing inspiration for readers to try new fashion choices.
- Accessories Industry
- Excessive and unexpected accessory choices showcased in fashion editorials offer new opportunities for accessory brands to collaborate with fashion brands and tap into the trend of bold and playful fashion choices.
