WestEast Magazine's The Road to Freedom editorial showcases an exceptionally messy version of model Klaudyna Horniczak. Horniczak got at a chic nomadic look with the help of stylist Hidero Nakagane here.
Nakagane chose leapord print pants, metallic tights and raw hide throws during the production of The Road to Freedom. These elements made it appear as if Horniczak was fresh off a long journey, perfect for the Spring/Summer 2013 audience that WestEast Magazine is catering to here.
The hair expert who is only known as Hanjee added to the set's messy appeal with loose tresses, worn down here in no particular order. In spite of the chaos, a recognizable haute hobo chic feel was delivered.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Messy-chic Fashion
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in creating fashion that embraces a messy and hobo chic aesthetic.
- Nomadic Styling
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in exploring styling techniques that evoke a nomadic lifestyle in fashion editorials.
- Raw Material Accents
- There is a disruptive innovation opportunity in incorporating raw materials such as raw hide throws into fashion accessories and garments.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion and apparel industry can leverage the trend of messy-chic fashion to create unique and edgy designs.
- Fashion Editorial
- The fashion editorial industry can embrace the trend of nomadic styling to create visually captivating and storytelling editorials.
- Textile and Materials
- The textile and materials industry can explore the trend of incorporating raw material accents into fashion products to offer distinctive and sustainable options.
