The One Escape magazine spread as an elegantly adventurous edge as it depicts a young woman embarking on a fairly fashionable road trip. Considering that this is usually the time of the year that many people yearn to explore new places and run away from the cold, the theme for the One Escape photo spread is quite appropriate.
Shot by fashion photographer Naomi Yang for Vogue Taiwan, the One Escape magazine editorial stars the wayward Iekeliene Stange. Although the outfits are quite modern and sophisticated, there are hints of the '70s thanks to the use of colorful prints and wide-rimmed hats. Styled by Yoko Miyake, Stange is seen strolling on beaches and sitting in cars draped in designs from Balenciaga, Emilio Pucci, Proenza Schouler and Marni.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Fashionable Road Trips
- There is an opportunity for travel companies to create curated fashion-focused road trips catering to individuals who seek both adventure and designer experiences.
- Retro Style Revival
- Fashion and design industries can tap into the 70s style revival trend by incorporating paisley prints and wide-rimmed hats in their collections.
- Escapism Marketing
- There is an opportunity for marketers to capture consumers' desire for escapism and exploration by creating curated content that features adventure and travel.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use this trend to create collections or outfits that cater to both the adventurist and fashion-conscious customers.
- Travel
- Travel companies can provide new travel experiences by creating fashionable road trips that include pit stops at designer stores or provide curated fashion experiences.
- Marketing
- Marketers can leverage this trend by creating compelling ads featuring journeys and escapes that appeal to the youth and fashion-conscious consumers.
