Top model Lexi Boling posed with a series of other young fresh faces in a stylishly boisterous editorial for the Autumn/Winter 2014 issue of AnOther fashion magazine.
Photographer Jamie Hawkesworth captured the epitome teenage angst and boredom in this editorial that followed the lives of several young models. Julie Hoomans, Adrienne Juliger and Julie Hoomans among others dressed up in stylishly chic pea coats, jumpers and cut-out dresses that looked very mature against their young faces. The images capture the models with blank stares and cheeky smiles as if they've just gotten up to no good while hanging out at the school pool or outside. The models rocked messy hair and heavy eyeliner makeup looks. The editorial perfectly captures the tensions of wanting to grow up while still staying young.
What's Driving This Trend
- Teenage Angst Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create collections and campaigns that capture the raw emotions and rebellious spirit of teenage angst.
- Youthful Maturity
- Opportunity for beauty brands to create makeup and skincare products that enhance the natural youthfulness of the face while still allowing for self-expression.
- Authenticity in Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and fashion magazines to capture authentic and relatable moments in youth culture, moving away from traditional posed editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can tap into the market of consumers looking for clothing and accessories that evoke the essence of teenage angst.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can develop innovative products and marketing campaigns that promote youthful self-expression.
- Photography
- Photographers and fashion magazines can adopt a more authentic and relatable approach to capturing youth culture in their editorial shoots.
