Pop stars are all about edgy outfits right now and so, obviously, the general population follows suit; thus stylists are currently trying to find ways to make such tough looks appear different and the Numero France Issue 149 editorial succeeds in doing just that. It brings dramatic embellishments in the form of shaggy feathered dresses, gold crown headdresses and spiky patent leather heels into the mix.
Styled by Charles Varenne, the Numero France Issue 149 editorial will inspire women to get creative when it comes to their edgy wardrobes. Shot by photographer Greg Kadel, the editorial stars model Elisabeth Erm. The blonde beauty is outfitted in pieces from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton. Hair stylist Valentin Mordacq and makeup artist Lloyd Simmonds perfect the looks.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Pop Star-inspired Edgy Outfits
- Opportunity for stylists to create unique looks by incorporating dramatic embellishments like shaggy feathered dresses, gold crown headdresses, and spiky patent leather heels.
- Creative Styling for Edgy Wardrobes
- Chance for women to experiment and get creative with their edgy wardrobes, inspired by the Numero France Issue 149 editorial.
- Fashion Photography with a Dramatic Twist
- Photographers can explore new ways to capture the essence of edgy fashion through dramatic embellishments, as seen in the editorial by Greg Kadel.
Where This Applies
- Fashion Styling
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to incorporate unconventional elements like shaggy feathered dresses, gold crown headdresses, and spiky patent leather heels into edgy outfits.
- Fashion Retail
- Opportunity to cater to the growing demand for unique and edgy clothing by offering a variety of options and accessories that mimic the style showcased in the Numero France Issue 149 editorial.
- Fashion Photography
- Disruptive innovation chance for photographers to experiment with unconventional fashion photography techniques and capture the attention of edgy fashion enthusiasts.
