The furtastic fashions in 'The New Fur' for Vogue China prove that this season's furrier favorites are anything but old-fashioned. Stylist Julia von Boehm mixes textures and silhouettes beautifully, and the result is an editorial chock-full of fall-friendly (but not PETA-friendly) styles.
'The New Fur' for Vogue China was shot by Jason Kibbler and features models Madisyn Ritland, Shu Pei Qin and Bara Holotova. Check out the full spread in the gallery above.
Implications - Since the recent economic recession, consumers are constantly seeking ways to restore a sense of wealth, luxury or glamor in their lives. Businesses that offer affordable products that are capable of achieving this will see large returns.
What's Driving This Trend
- Furry Revolution
- Incorporate faux fur in clothing products that are sustainable and cruelty-free.
- Texture Mashup
- Combine various textures, new fur alternatives and unexpected design elements to create unique and bold fashion pieces.
- Vintage Comeback
- Invest in vintage, high-quality fur pieces as a luxurious and sustainable alternative to purchasing new fur products.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Explore new materials for clothing design and create faux fur alternatives that look and feel like the real thing.
- Sustainability
- Promote animal-free and eco-friendly products and manufacturing practices to reduce waste and meet the demands of conscious consumers.
- Luxury Goods
- Offer unique and sustainable luxury items, such as vintage furs and eco-friendly alternatives, to meet the needs of consumers seeking high-end products with eco-conscious values.
