Ainsley Hutchence and Sebastien Fougere of Sticks And Stones Agency joined forces with Sally Mustang, a lively yoga instructor, for this exclusive C-Heads editorial.
The team traveled to Retro in the Rough, a business situated in the Gold Coast, that aims to sprinkle everyday life with a little bit of retro flavor. As such, the surroundings lend the editorial a retro undercurrent.
Though yoga has a reputation of being a serene and peaceful practice, you'd never guess it by looking at Mustang tirelessly leap and bound throughout the studio. She has a level of energy that most teenagers don't have, and few adults could ever hope for. Fortunately for us, Mustang's vivacious spirit is incredibly infectious.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- Brands can create retro-themed fashion lines or bring back retro styles to appeal to consumers looking for a nostalgic vibe.
- Active and Energetic Lifestyle
- Brands can market products that promote an active lifestyle similar to the one depicted in the editorial, such as fitness wear or sports equipment.
- Eclectic Interior Design
- Designers can incorporate retro elements into their work to create unique and eye-catching interiors.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can benefit from incorporating retro-inspired fashion styles or lines to appeal to consumers looking for a nostalgic vibe.
- Fitness and Sports
- Fitness and sports equipment brands can market products to those who aspire to maintain an active and energetic lifestyle.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate the eclectic style showcased in the editorial to create unique and eye-catching interiors.
