Orlando Bloom tries his hand at fashion photography by capturing his wife Miranda Kerr for T Magazine. This family feature series was released in the Sunday edition of the New York Times, and reveals stunning photos of Miranda and their son during a 7-month trip to Wellington, New Zealand.
The 29-year-old supermodel is photographed eating at a Maranui Cafe, walking down the rocky coast with her son and driving a tourist umbrella bicycle. She is captured wearing Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Rag & Bone, Thakoon and a plain white Joe Fresh undershirt.
Miranda is an Australian model and mom who is most famous for her work with Victoria's Secret, and she is known for her dimples and girl-next-door look.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fashion Photography by Celebrities
- Opportunities for celebrities with other spheres of influence can disrupt the traditional photography industry.
- Family Features in Fashion
- Combining fashion with family, specifically highly visible celebrity families, can create new ideas for fashion publications and marketing.
- Casual Chic Fashion
- The trend toward comfortable, casual styles can reach new heights as supermodels mix couture quality pieces with understated, everyday looks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- As new entrants enter the fashion photography market, competition may increase, driving innovation and creativity.
- Fashion Publishing
- Fashion publications may need to adapt to remain relevant and interesting to readers, including incorporating more family and celebrity features.
- Retail Fashion
- As casual styles continue to be trendy, retailers may need to consider how they can incorporate comfort into designer looks more consistently.
