The latest Madame Figaro Greece editorial executed by photographer Thanassis Krikis depicts everyday scenes for readers of the magazine. Model Valentina Duric was captured among bright beams of sunlight while posing gracefully at a park, a setting that will be sure to resonate with readers.
Fashion editor Giota Dionisopoulou dressed Duric head to toe in a matching print two-piece suit, a ruffled print dress and structured leather items. A nod to the 1970s was also provided by way of metallic bell bottom pants and flowing patterned materials.
Hairstylist Hara Papanikolaou kept this scene as natural as possible with loose flowing waves and a middle part. This look is one that can be easily replicated, making it approachable for fans of the magazine.
What's Driving This Trend
- Everyday Scenes
- Disruptive innovation opportunities lie in creating fashion campaigns that depict relatable, everyday scenes to resonate with readers.
- Matching Print
- Disruptive innovation opportunities can be found in designing matching print two-piece suits and dresses, tapping into the current trend.
- Natural and Approachable Looks
- Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in developing beauty products and hairstyling techniques that help individuals achieve natural and approachable looks easily.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can capitalize on the trend of depicting everyday scenes in their editorials to attract a wider audience.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can explore the trend of matching print two-piece suits and dresses to offer stylish and coordinated outfits for their customers.
- Beauty and Haircare
- Beauty and haircare brands can disrupt the market by creating products and techniques that help individuals achieve natural and approachable looks effortlessly.
