This Numéro February 2014 fashion shoot is so chic it will make you want to get lost in a desert.
If you ever get lost in a desert, this is definitely what you would want to be wearing, not only because the cloths are super stylish, but they are also a little bit practical. There are lots of white garments, a number of long hems and even a hood to keep the sun out of your eyes.
The scorching Numéro February 2014 story was photographed by Jacob Sutton. All the shots were taken in a white-hot desert. The sand looks so pale that the clothing and even model Auguste Abeliunaite, fade into it. Abeliunaite has her brown hair down and blowing in the wind, while her eyes are painted with a heavy bronze eye shadow.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Desert Fashion
- Opportunity for innovative clothing designs that are both stylish and practical for desert environments.
- White Garments
- Rise of white clothing options that blend seamlessly with desert landscapes.
- Outdoor Editorial Photography
- Growing demand for fashion shoots set in natural landscapes for a unique and captivating aesthetic.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can explore desert-inspired designs and functional clothing for extreme environments.
- Photography
- Photographers can cater to the demand for outdoor fashion shoots in scenic locations like deserts.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry has an opportunity to create makeup looks that complement desert landscapes and withstand high temperatures.
