The British boy charm is given a dash of rocker attitude with a quirky twist in the L’Officiel Paris June/July 2012 editorial. Although the looks are ultimate dapper chic, which can only be expected from this particular culture, the use of tie-dyed pants, twiggy fascinators and cutout bodysuits gives each ensemble an edge that brings this traditional style into the modern century.
The L’Officiel Paris June/July 2012 editorial was captured by Alexander Neumann, a photographer born in Peru and based in New York, Miami and Paris. It stars models Pau Bertolini and Queeny van der Zandee. Stylist Vanessa Bellugeon clad them in an eclectic and eccentric wardrobe filled with designs from the likes of Vivienne Westwood Red Label, Alexander McQueen, Jean Paul Gaultier, Chanel and Miu Miu.
What's Driving This Trend
- Quirky Fashion
- Exploring unconventional and eccentric styles in fashion to add a unique twist.
- British Influence
- Incorporating British boy charm and traditional style into modern and edgy fashion choices.
- Rocker Attitude
- Infusing rock-inspired elements and edgy details into fashion for a rebellious and daring look.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Opportunities for designers and brands to experiment with quirky and unconventional styles.
- Photography
- Collaborating with photographers to capture the fusion of traditional and modern fashion in editorials.
- Styling
- Creating eccentric and eclectic wardrobes for models to showcase the fusion of different fashion elements.
