The Natasha Poly Vogue Spain November 2011 issue is rightly titled 'On the Road' because this Russian mega model jumps on a bike to take readers on a sexy and chic ride. The stunning blonde had no fear to release all her sensuality and gorgeousness in order to be lensed by Lachlan Bailey.
Wearing mostly black ensembles, the supermodel appears to be ready to conquer the road at any second. In the Spanish editorial, Poly sports pieces from fashions houses such as Balmain, Celine, Givenchy and Chloe and was styled by Geraldine Salglio. Tough and sexy, this Harley Davidson goddess carelessly holds a helmet and a fur coat, or wears a pair of leather shorts while effortlessly resting on a wall.
The Natasha Poly Vogue Spain November 2011 shoot is captivating and suggestive, a fashionable reflection of the glamor and excitement behind loud wheels and leather caps.
What's Driving This Trend
- Biker Chic Fashion
- The fashion industry could innovate by creating more edgy and sexy designs, inspired by motorcycle culture.
- Harley Davidson Culture
- The motorcycle industry could disrupt by introducing gender-neutral clothing and accessories that appeal to both men and women.
- Beauty and Danger
- The beauty industry could innovate by creating makeup and skincare products that highlight danger and adventure, rather than just femininity.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry could benefit from the biker chic trend and appeal to consumers who like edgy and daring styles.
- Motorcycle
- The motorcycle industry could attract more customers and expand its reach by creating gender-neutral products.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry could tap into the desire for adventure and danger and create products that reflect this mindset.
