Stars are making a big mark this season, especially with fierce fashion shoots like Saskia de Brauw Vogue Japan. While Kim Kardashian was recently spotted wearing a similarly starry Dolce & Gabanna shirt as the one featured in this shoot, Saskia de Brauw rocks the stargazing look just as well as the famous reality star.
This Saskia de Brauw Vogue Japan was shot by fashion photographer Mikael Jansson for the September issue of the magazine. Between the pensive fashion poses and pretty polkadot tights and blouses, this editorial keeps viewers guessing. The shoot is titled 'Into The Spot Light' and shines a light on fall fashions to come.
Implications - Patterns continue to be a fun way that designers and companies alike can infuse personality into their product packaging and products themselves. Companies who make playful moves towards incorporating fun-loving patterns will likely find their consumers find these purchases extra enjoyable to make.
What's Driving This Trend
- Starry Fashion
- The trend of incorporating star designs into fashion is gaining popularity, presenting opportunities for designers to create innovative and eye-catching star-themed clothing and accessories.
- Pensive Fashion Poses
- The use of thoughtful and introspective poses in fashion photography is becoming a trend, offering opportunities for photographers to experiment with unique and emotive shots.
- Pattern Play
- The use of playful patterns in product packaging and design is on the rise, providing opportunities for companies to create products that stand out and resonate with consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can capitalize on the starry fashion trend by creating clothing, accessories, and footwear that feature star designs, appealing to consumers' desire for unique and fashionable items.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the trend of pensive fashion poses, using them to capture striking and emotive images that resonate with viewers and stand out in the fashion industry.
- Product Packaging
- Companies in various industries, such as cosmetics, food, and household products, can leverage the trend of playful patterns in their packaging designs to attract consumer attention and create a memorable brand image.
