The Schon Magazine 'Nomadic Huntress' editorial is plain magic. What could perhaps be the best photoshoot of the winter season, at least when it comes to fierce fashion, it stars model Rachel Finninger as the huntress. Clad in a range of designer furs from the likes of Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren, Jason Wu and Viktor & Rolf, she takes on the cold weather as though it were her best friend. The snow swirling around her simply adds to the entire effect.
Shot by photographer Robert John Kley, the Schon Magazine 'Nomadic Huntress' editorial appears in the winter 2013 issue of the British publication. It was creative directed and styled by Jimi Urquiaga. Accessorized with bedazzling headdresses, busy thigh-high boots and metallic belts, the looks were perfected with dark eyes and flushed cheeks.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fierce Winter Fashion
- There's a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to create winter collections that are not only warm, but also fierce and beautiful.
- Luxury Winter Wear
- There's a disruptive innovation opportunity for luxury brands to design and market winter wear made from high-quality materials to appeal to affluent customers.
- Winter Wonderland Photoshoots
- There's a disruptive innovation opportunity for photographers and creative directors to come up with unique and visually stunning winter-themed photoshoots for magazines and brands.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of fierce winter fashion by creating their own unique designs for winter collections.
- Luxury Goods
- Luxury brands can capitalize on the trend of luxury winter wear by designing and marketing high-quality winter clothing items made from premium materials to appeal to affluent customers.
- Magazine Publishing
- Magazine publishers can capitalize on the trend of winter wonderland photoshoots by hiring photographers and creative directors to come up with unique and visually stunning winter-themed photoshoots for their publications.
