The January 2015 Vogue Mexico editorial executed by photographer Nagi Sakai displays an eclectic assortment of pink shades. Model Julia Frauche showcased the consistent color palette with evident ease, posing for Sakai in front of subdued white and grey backdrops.
The pale nature of this background proved to offset stylist Sarah Gore Reeves' incorporation of fluffy fur coats, retro pant suits and patterned, geometric frocks. Although the color scheme remained consistent, seen in an assortment of salmon, coral and rose tones, varying cuts gave way to diverse looks.
The hues present in this series resonate with the magazine's January/February 2015 issue. Given its proximity to valentine's day, these ensembles will inspire apparel worn during the holiday.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Rose Shades Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing and accessory companies to incorporate shades of rose into their product lines, especially in preparation for Valentine's Day promotions.
- Eclectic Color Palette
- Opportunity for interior design firms to utilize a consistent color palette in varying shades to create visually diverse spaces that still maintain a cohesive look.
- Pale Backgrounds
- Opportunity for photographers and fashion stylists to experiment with the use of pale, muted backgrounds to offset bold patterns and colors in fashion shoots and editorials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Companies in the fashion industry can incorporate rose shades into their product lines and use eclectic color palettes to create diverse looks that maintain a cohesive theme.
- Interior Design
- Interior design firms can utilize a consistent color palette in varying shades to create visually diverse spaces that still maintain a cohesive look.
- Photography
- Photographers and fashion stylists can experiment with the use of pale, muted backgrounds to offset bold patterns and colors in fashion shoots and editorials.
