Rife with florals and utterly feminine, the Plaza Kvinna May 2012 editorial is set in a beautiful botanical garden. Model Annabella Barber poses prettily in front of Sweden-based photographer Jaclyn Adams’ lens, surrounded by full blooms and lush greenery. A photoshoot made for the spring and summer season, it will inspire women to embrace their femininity and update their wardrobes with pretty prints and delicate fabrics.
Styled by Vass Arvanitis, the Plaza Kvinna May 2012 editorial is filled with lacy dresses, peplum details and floral patterns. In fact, the New Zealander beauty looks like a flower herself in the elegantly colorful ensembles. Her flawless face by Julie Provis and simple updo by Joey Scandizzo complete the looks.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Floral Fashion
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by creating sustainable and eco-friendly floral prints and delicate fabrics.
- Botanical Photography
- The photography industry can explore disruptive innovation by incorporating floral and natural elements into their shoots, capturing the beauty of nature.
- Feminine Wardrobe Update
- The fashion industry can embrace disruptive innovation by designing updated and modern feminine wardrobes with lacy dresses, peplum details, and elegant floral patterns.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can find disruptive innovation opportunities by incorporating sustainable and eco-friendly floral prints and delicate fabrics into their designs.
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore disruptive innovation by incorporating floral and natural elements into their shoots, capturing the beauty of nature.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can embrace disruptive innovation by creating flawless looks that complement feminine wardrobes, focusing on natural beauty and simple updos.
