The Marie Claire Latin America March 2013 editorial showcases edgy equestrian ensembles. Although they appear more suited for a modern fairy tale than a contemporary horseback rider who is more used to simpler attire, the looks are undeniably chic and sophisticated. From the laced pants to the dark coat and leather skirt, stylist Gerard Angulo surely outdid himself.
Shot by photographer Vladimir Marti and produced by Jorge Estrada Felix, the Marie Claire Latin America March 2013 editorial exclusively showcases the spring looks from Salvatore Ferragamo, hence the cohesiveness. It stars Native New Yorker and fashion model Kara Erwin. The red-headed beauty is captured in what appears to be a hot and desert-like location. Her look was perfected by beauty artist Daniel Avilan.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Equestrian Fashion Fusion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to combine equestrian elements and modern designs in clothing and accessories.
- Luxury Equestrian Gear
- Opportunity for luxury brands to create high-end, stylish equestrian equipment such as saddles, boots and riding helmets.
- Sustainable Equestrian Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to produce sustainable and eco-friendly equestrian attire through the use of organic and recycled materials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion designers and brands can create unique equestrian-inspired clothing and accessories to target consumers following the latest trends.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury goods companies can target affluent horseback riders with stylish and high-end equestrian equipment.
- Sustainability
- Sustainable fashion companies can tap into the equestrian market to offer eco-friendly and ethical products.
