The L'Express Styles May 2014 cover shoot juxtaposes a chic and edgy wardrobe with a lush green backdrop, which captures the environment of Florida perfectly. Of course, a true Miami girl, for whom the editorial is named after, would probably is wearing much more beach-friendly outfits on a daily basis. Yet that doesn't take away from the striking outfits, which revolve around bold prints, bright colors and loose fits.
Shot by Alique, a photographer who lives and works in Amsterdam and New York, the L'Express Styles May 2014 cover shoot stars model Jacquelyn Jablonski. The brunette beauty was styled by fashion editor Yann Weber, who pulled pieces from the likes of Balenciago, Jimmy Choo and Herve Leger for the outdoor photoshoot. Hair stylist Alessandro Rebecchi and makeup artist Steven Canavan were on beauty duty.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Bold Prints
- The use of bold prints in fashion editorials presents an opportunity for designers to create eye-catching and unique clothing.
- Bright Colors
- The emphasis on bright colors in fashion editorials creates a market for vibrant and energizing clothing options.
- Loose Fits
- The popularity of loose-fitting clothing in fashion editorials offers a chance for designers to cater to consumers seeking comfort and freedom of movement.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can capitalize on the trend of bold prints, bright colors, and loose fits to create innovative and trendy clothing lines.
- Beauty
- The use of bold prints and bright colors in beauty editorials opens up opportunities for makeup brands to create daring and vibrant cosmetic products.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the trend of bold prints, bright colors, and loose fits in their shoots to create visually impactful and unique images.
