The L’Officiel Netherlands June 2014 cover shoot embraces the cowgirl looks that many designers are pushing this summer season. Yet it takes more of a Chanel approach à la the Paris-Dallas ad campaign starring Kristen Stewart. Adding a touch of punk to the Western theme, the model has a big attitude that is matched with bright red hair and bleached brows.
Shot by photographer Billy Kidd, the L’Officiel Netherlands June 2014 cover shoot stars Charlotte Carey, who also happens to be featured in Pharrell’s 'Marilyn Monroe' video. Celebrating its fiftieth issue with two covers, the photoshoot was styled by Michelle Cameron, who pulled cowgirl chic staples including denim, rustic shawls and shearling coats. Hair stylist Shin Arima and makeup artist Itsuki were on beauty duty.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cowgirl Chic
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include creating sustainable and ethical alternatives to traditional cowgirl fashion, as well as incorporating technology and smart fabrics into cowgirl-inspired clothing.
- Punk Western
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include creating edgy and avant-garde designs that merge punk and western aesthetics, experimenting with unconventional materials for cowgirl-inspired fashion.
- Bold Hair and Makeup
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include developing new and innovative hair and makeup products specifically catered towards creating bold and unconventional looks inspired by the cowgirl aesthetic.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include incorporating sustainable and ethical practices within the fashion industry, as well as exploring new materials and production methods.
- Beauty
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include developing new and innovative hair and makeup products, as well as exploring sustainable and eco-friendly alternatives within the beauty industry.
- Entertainment
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include creating immersive and interactive experiences for fans of cowgirl-inspired fashion and culture through virtual reality, augmented reality, or live events.
