Hopefully all is well in the real world when it comes to Kirsten Dunst's relationship with Garrett Hedlund because she is suffering from a tumultuous romance in the latest Fall/Winter 2014 issue for Vs. Magazine. Titled 'The Farewell,' it stylishly documents the end of a tumultuous romance as the platinum beauty belabors over her broken heart. But in the end she is strong as she writes a good-bye letter and leaves with a packed bag.
Tumultuous romance aside, however, it is hard not to concentrate on her voluminous bob and matching vintage-inspired housewife wardrobe. Put together by stylist Hayley Atkin, the wardrobe showcases the fall collections of top design brands. The tumultuous romance was shot on location by photographer Kayt Jones.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vintage-inspired Wardrobe
- Opportunity for vintage-inspired fashion brands to market their clothing to trendsetters looking for a retro aesthetic.
- Breakup-themed Editorials
- Opportunity for fashion magazines to create editorial content around the theme of relationship breakups and heartbreak.
- Location-based Photoshoots
- Opportunity for online travel and vacation rental companies to partner with photographers and fashion brands to create location-based photoshoots and promote their destinations.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion brands and magazines could benefit from producing more editorial content inspired by breakups and vintage styles.
- Travel
- Travel companies can leverage their locations and accommodations by partnering with photographers and fashion brands to create visually appealing marketing materials.
- Photography
- Photographers can offer their location scouting and photography services to fashion brands, helping them create unique and eye-catching visual content.
