A bewitching editorial featuring Dutch model Marloes Horst by Marcin Tyszka appears in the October 2009 issue of L’Officiel NL. Shot on location at Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Holland photographer Tyszka produces haunting images. The editorial has a bit of a bohemian vibe to it.
Chic readers are sure to be captivated by stylist Agnieszka Scibior’s oufits. The blond Horst is seen in designer duds by Dries Van Noten, Filipa K, Missoni, Stella McCartney, Louis Vuitton and Kenzo.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Boho-chic Fashion
- Emerging trend of bohemian-inspired fashion as seen in Marloes Horst's editorial creates disruptive innovation opportunities for sustainable and ethical clothing lines using natural fabrics and unique designs.
- Art + Fashion Collaborations
- Trend of fashion photography shot on location in prominent museums such as Rijksmuseum creates disruptive innovation opportunities for cross-industry collaborations between art institutions and fashion brands for creative content and experiential marketing.
- Nostalgic Luxury
- Trend of fashion editorials featuring past fashion eras creates disruptive innovation opportunities for luxury brands to draw inspiration from the past to create unique and timeless fashion collections.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Marloes Horst's bohemian-inspired editorial creates disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion brands to explore eco-friendly and ethical fashion options, as well as nostalgic and unique designs.
- Art
- Trend of fashion photography being shot on location at prominent art institutions presents disruptive innovation opportunities for art institutions to collaborate with fashion brands and create experiential marketing opportunities.
- Luxury Goods
- Emerging trend of fashion editorials featuring past fashion eras creates disruptive innovation opportunities for luxury brands to draw inspiration from the past for their designs and marketing campaigns.
