Model Kirsten Owen is touted as an alchemist in the Numero Tokyo April 2014 editorial. A magician when it comes to styling, albeit with the help of stylist Akari Endo-Gaut, she mixes an array of fabrics and textures to achieve looks that are eclectic in all the right ways. From sheer knee-high stockings and metallic pencil skirts to fish net-like tops and curve-hugging cutout dresses, the looks are made for those who like to experiment with their wardrobes.
The Numero Tokyo April 2014 editorial was shot by photographer Catherine Servel. In it, the blonde beauty showcases the spring collections of Gucci, Proenza Schouler and Anthony Vaccarello. Hairstylist Ward and makeup artist Tyron Machhausen finish the looks.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Textile Blending
- Develop eco-friendly methods to blend different types of fabric for sustainable fashion.
- Texture-mixing Fashion
- Create smart textiles with a mixture of different materials to revolutionize the fashion industry.
- Personalized Styling
- Use AI and machine learning to create personalized shoppable looks for every individual customer.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Industry
- Adopt sustainable ways of fabric blending and develop smart textiles to set new industry standards.
- Beauty Industry
- Partner with fashion brands to develop new makeup and hair trends that complement the growing trend of texture-mixing fashion.
- Technology Industry
- Introduce AI-powered styling assistants to help customers experiment with texture-mixing fashion and achieve unique looks.
