The Marie Claire US 'Jean Streets' editorial revolves around some tough chic, borderline ghetto all-denim outfits. Although clearly perfect for the warmer months of spring and summer, the looks will certainly get girls thinking creatively when it comes to the winter season. From crop tops to denim jackets and acid-wash jeans, the looks are embellished with chunky gold jewelry and quite the attitude.
Shot by photographer Aingeru Zorita, the Marie Claire US 'Jean Streets' editorial stars model Daniela Braga. The brunette beauty was outfitted by stylist Lester Garcia, who pulled pieces from the likes of Christopher Kane, Chloe and Bottega Veneta. The edgy looks were perfected with corn row braids, bold brows and a red lip.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Urban Denim Fashion
- The trend of tough chic all-denim outfits with flashy jewelry and accessories creates an opportunity for fashion brands to combine street fashion with high-end design.
- Year-round Denim
- The idea of using denim clothing for all seasons provides an opportunity for clothing companies to introduce denim variations designed for different weather conditions.
- Ethnic Braids
- The use of corn row braids and bold brows in denim fashion allows for opportunities for hair-styling companies to introduce ethnic braiding techniques in their salons.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can design and produce more denim clothing variations suitable for different occasions and seasons.
- Jewelry Industry
- Jewelry companies can offer chunky gold jewelry and accessories that match the urban denim fashion trend, creating a new line of denim-inspired products.
- Hair-styling Industry
- Salons and hair-styling companies can introduce ethnic braiding techniques along with denim-inspired hair designs.
