The Numero April 2014 editorial takes the bohemian and cowboy look many stylists are advocating for the spring and summer seasons and sandwiches them together for outfits that are just as charming, if in an edgier sort of way. Captured entirely in black and white, the looks appear even more edgier than they actually are. In a way, another style is thrown into the mix as well: the rocker style.
Shot by photographer Greg Kadel, the Numero April 2014 editorial was captured on location along Los Angeles’ Sunset Boulevard. It stars French model Sigrid Agren. The blonde beauty was styled by Bill Mullen, who pulled the eclectic designs from such labels as Guess, Calvin Klein Collections and DSquared2. Hair stylist Tuan Anh Tran and makeup artist Mariel Barrera were on beauty duty.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Boho-cowgirl Fashion Trend
- Fashion brands can capitalize on this trend by offering bohemian and cowboy-inspired collections for the spring and summer seasons with an edgy twist.
- Black and White Photography Trend
- Photography studios and businesses can offer black and white photoshoot packages and services to capitalize on this trend.
- Eclectic Fashion Trend
- Fashion designers can experiment with mixing different styles like bohemian, cowboy, and rocker to create eclectic fashion statements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can benefit from this trend by releasing collections that blend various styles like bohemian, cowboy, and rocker.
- Photography Industry
- Photography businesses can offer black and white photoshoots and services to take advantage of the black and white photography trend.
- Beauty Industry
- The beauty industry can promote makeup and hair styles that complement the boho-cowgirl fashion trend.
