While the untamed outfits featured throughout the L’Officiel Paris August 2012 editorial seem more appropriate for an actual jungle rather than a concrete one, the wild looks are sure to bring out the fierceness in urban settings. Embracing the tribal aesthetic set by the fur coats pulled from the Fendi fall 2012 collection, the looks offer a great alternative to the safe, ladylike ones out there.
The L’Officiel Paris August 2012 editorial was shot by New York-, Miami- and Paris-based photographer Alexander Neumann. Starring a savage Ieva Laguna, the Latvian model was styled by Vanessa Bellugeon. Despite the ruggedness of the coats, there is an overall refinement to the looks as a whole that brings to mind a tribal queen. The blond beauty's thickly braided hair and flawless face perfect the ensembles.
What's Driving This Trend
- Untamed Urban Outfits
- The trend of untamed urban outfits offers an opportunity for fashion brands to create bold and fierce looks that can make a statement in urban settings.
- Tribal Aesthetic
- The tribal aesthetic trend presents an opportunity for designers to incorporate tribal-inspired elements into their collections, adding an edgy and unique touch to their offerings.
- Fur Coats
- The trend of fur coats allows for innovative and sustainable alternatives to be explored, including faux fur or upcycled materials, to meet the demand for stylish yet ethical fashion choices.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore and capitalize on the trend of untamed urban outfits, offering customers bold and unique fashion choices.
- Photography
- The photography industry can take advantage of the tribal aesthetic trend by offering artistic and visually striking photoshoots that incorporate tribal elements.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can create makeup and hair products inspired by the tribal aesthetic, providing customers with the tools to recreate the fierce and bold looks seen in the trend.
