The lovely actress Saadet Isil Aksoy is the star of this Marie Claire Turkey November 2010 editorial. Wearing dresses, separates and outerwear from the Louis Vuitton Fall 2010 collection, Aksoy is the very image of elegance and femininity. I love the retro turban that adorns her head in each shot.
The Marie Claire Turkey November 2010 editorial was shot by Tamer Yilmaz and styled by Hakan Oztürk. See more images from the shoot above.
Implications - Retro fashions, whether in clothing or architecture, are enjoying a sustained revival as a response to the culturally fickle climate that exists. Nostalgia is an incredibly powerful motivator and businesses that embrace old-fashioned designs will inevitably find favor among consumers who enjoy established fashions as opposed to over-extravagant ones.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro Fashion
- Businesses can explore creating updated versions of older fashion trends to appeal to consumers who enjoy established styles.
- Turban Accessories
- Designers and retailers can explore creating unique and updated turban accessories to cater to consumers who appreciate vintage and current fashion.
- Nostalgia-driven Designs
- Incorporating nostalgia into designs, whether in fashion or architecture, can appeal to consumers who want to feel connected to the past while embracing modernity.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can explore creating and incorporating more retro and vintage-inspired designs to cater to consumers who are looking for established styles.
- Accessories Industry
- Designers and manufacturers in the accessories industry can capitalize on the popularity of turban accessories to create unique and updated styles for customers.
- Architecture Industry
- The architecture industry can explore incorporating nostalgic elements into modern designs to create a sense of connection with the past and cater to consumers with an appreciation for history.
