Stylist Magazine 'The Ripple Effect' Photoshoot Stars Zen Sevastyanova
Meghan Young — May 26, 2014 — Fashion
References: stylist & fashiongonerogue
The Stylist Magazine 'The Ripple Effect' editorial shows women a multitude of ways to embrace pleats in their wardrobes this summer season. Not only reserved for skirts (although the majority of the options do involve this particular clothing item), there are also pleated dresses and shirts thrown into the mix to demonstrate how this texture can liven up on outfit in different ways.
Shot by photography duo Jason Ell and Lizzie Franks, the Stylist Magazine 'The Ripple Effect' editorial appears in the most recent issue of the United Kingdom publication. It stars model Zen Sevastyanova, who was styled by fashion editor Alexandra Fullerton in pieces from the likes of Victoria Beckham, Emporio Armani, Marni and more.
Shot by photography duo Jason Ell and Lizzie Franks, the Stylist Magazine 'The Ripple Effect' editorial appears in the most recent issue of the United Kingdom publication. It stars model Zen Sevastyanova, who was styled by fashion editor Alexandra Fullerton in pieces from the likes of Victoria Beckham, Emporio Armani, Marni and more.
Trend Themes
1. Pleated Fashion - The trend towards innovative use of pleats in fashion, beyond traditional styles such as skirts, suggests opportunities for new designs that also incorporate pleats in different and unexpected ways.
2. Texture Exploration in Fashion - Fashion editorials like 'The Ripple Effect' demonstrate an interest in different textures and materials, highlighting the potential for designers to focus on incorporating or mixing unusual textures in their creations.
3. Sustainable Textile Innovation - As more focus is put on sustainability in fashion, there is potential for innovation in the development of new, eco-friendly textile options for creating pleated designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry is ripe for innovation in the creation of unique, pleated designs.
2. Textile and Materials Manufacturing - With a growing interest in different textures and sustainable materials, there is potential for manufacturing companies to specialize in pleated fabrics and textiles.
3. Retail and E-commerce - Retailers and e-commerce sites could offer customers new pleated designs for various garments in an expanding market.
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