The Numero Tokyo Love Myself photoshoot intermingles fashion with at-home decor. In the editorial produced by Karen Collins, model Lindsey Wixson posed in front of chairs and foot stools, lounging about the wooden pieces in a way that exhibited their beauty just as much as the apparel.
Stylist Felipe Mendes matched modern furnishings with equally modern apparel. Captured by Collins was Mendes' collection of dark red pants, bright blue suede boots and patterned leather-trimmed tops.
Together these eccentric pieces added to the eye-catching appeal of this Numero Tokyo production. This was further teased out through chunky metallic platform heels and knee high cut out sandals. With gold jewelry and a printed scarf, Wixson's appearance in this production will certainly be a memorable one.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Fashion-decor Fusion
- There is a trend of incorporating at-home decor into fashion photoshoots, creating visually appealing and unique imagery.
- Modern Furnishing Pairings
- Styling fashion shoots with modern furnishings offers an opportunity to showcase the latest apparel designs in a contemporary setting.
- Eccentric Fashion Statements
- Fashion editorials featuring unconventional fashion pieces and accessories can leave a lasting impression on viewers.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore collaborations with furniture designers to create immersive and visually striking campaigns.
- Home Decor
- Home decor brands can team up with fashion stylists to showcase their products in high-fashion editorials, reaching a new audience.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry brands can take inspiration from the bold and eye-catching accessories featured in fashion-infused photoshoots, creating unique statement pieces.
