The Dazed Magazine Fall 2014 Stranded At The Drive In editorial featuring model Annely Bouma is set within the front and back seats of an old school automobile. Photographer Alexander Huseby put together the laid back production, showcasing the automobile by way of faded sepia tones.
Stylist Jacob K matched the old school themes present in Stranded At The Drive In with evident nods to the 1970s. Displayed via Huseby's pictures are athletic jerseys, button up denim jackets, plaid skirts, school girl ensembles, collared shirts, mini skirts and crop tops. The items speak to the 1970s in a subdued manner, seen in the infrequent use of color and the evident preference for muted autumn tones.
What's Driving This Trend
- Automobile-themed Fashion
- There is a potential for garment companies to collaborate with automobile brands to create apparel lines that complement their vehicles.
- Retro-inspired Photography
- Photography studios can experiment with retro filters for an increasingly popular vintage-themed photo shoot.
- Nostalgic Fashion Editorials
- Fashion brands have a disruptive innovation opportunity to appeal to the older generation by incorporating subtle nods to vintage eras in their clothing lines.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Automobile companies can create merchandise specific to their brand, like denim jackets or school girl skirts that have their logos on them.
- Photography
- Photography studios can experiment with retro filters for an increasingly popular vintage-themed photo shoot.
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can expand their target audience by incorporating subtle nods to vintage eras in their clothing lines without excluding the younger generation.
