Taking on the ultimate flower girl persona from the hippie 60s, Suki Waterhouse stars in the airy and vibrant L’Officiel Singapore April 2014 fashion editorial.
Channeling the peace and love era perfectly, the gorgeous Waterhouse channels bohemian chic in her latest kaleidoscopically hued spread. The L’Officiel Singapore April 2014 fashion editorial takes on the 60s, and does it perfectly with the help of ethereal psychedelic lighting and floral accessories and the latest fashion statement pieces.
The British model looks blissfully happy and glowing in this retro-inspired spread in which she is captured by photographer Chuando & Frey. The vibrant editorial is styled by Jack Wang and Jumius Wong and highlights the spring's best pieces which include looks from labels like Burberry Prorsum among many others.
What's Driving This Trend
- Bohemian Fashion
- Disruptive innovation opportunities include sustainable and ethically sourced bohemian fashion brands.
- Psychedelic Lighting
- Disruptive innovation opportunities exist for companies that create unique and customizable lighting solutions for events and spaces.
- Floral Accessories
- Disruptive innovation opportunities can be found in the development of biodegradable and plant-based alternatives for floral accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the trend by incorporating bohemian-inspired designs and sustainable practices.
- Event Planning
- The event planning industry can benefit from offering unique and immersive lighting experiences for clients who want to create a psychedelic atmosphere.
- Eco-friendly Products
- Companies in the eco-friendly products industry can develop biodegradable and sustainable floral accessories for the fashion and home decor markets.
