Ensemble-Switching Editorials

The Lara Stone W March 2012 Shoot is Like a Slot Machine

The Lara Stone W March 2012 editorial is like a slot machine for haute couture fashion looks. The top, middle and bottom portion of the model is sectioned off to show different outfits in each segment. From exposed male torsos to fiery negative head shots, the images are as fantastical as they are eclectic. As eccentric as images may be, however, the outfits work seamlessly to offer unique styling tips and ensemble choices.

Lensed by Solve Sundsbo, the Lara Stone W March 2012 photo shoot is a visual treat that combines photography, illustration and collage. Styled by Marie Chaix, the editorial showcases looks that are full of texture, patterns and colors. Everything from sparse paisley prints and fringed skirts to quirky embellishments and knit tights are featured.

Haute Couture Slot Machines
Fashion editorials that feature models segmented into different outfits are growing in popularity, offering unique styling tips for the industry.
Illustrative Couture Photography
Editorials that combine photography, illustration and collage offer a distinctive and eclectic approach to fashion shoots.
Textured and Patterned Fashion
The use of texture, patterns and colors in fashion editorials is becoming increasingly prevalent, providing new inspiration and possibilities for designers.

Industries Being Reshaped

Fashion and Apparel Industry
Haute couture fashion editorials showcasing unique styling tips will be highly valued by fashion and apparel industry professionals.
Photography and Graphic Design Industry
Editorials combining photography, illustration, and collage offer an opportunity for the photography and graphic design industries to innovate their approach to fashion shoots.
Textile Industry
With textured and patterned fashion becoming more prevalent, the textile industry will have to adapt to the changing needs of designers
SCORE
4.5 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 80%
Activity 47%
Freshness 8%