The Twin Magazine 'Sitting Pretty' editorial combines geek chic and glam grunge for a look seemingly caught in the middle and yet entirely its own. The outfits, which are perfect for a lazy Sunday afternoon in specific and a casual summer season in general, don't in any way compromise the woman's femininity. Although there is a tomboyish charm to each look, they allow people to focus on the innate beauty of the wearer--nothing more and nothing less.
Shot by photographer Amy Troost, the Twin Magazine Sitting Pretty editorial appears in the spring-summer edition of UK-based publication. It stars model Better Franke. The Dutch beauty was styled by Joanna Schlenzka, who focused on a wardrobe of paisley prints, beat-up converse and tartan patterns. Hairstylist Charles McNair and makeup artist Pep Gay finished the looks.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Geek Chic and Glam Grunge
- The combination of geek chic and glam grunge creates a unique and trendy fashion style that appeals to a wide audience.
- Lazy Sunday Fashion
- The outfits in this editorial offer a relaxed and casual fashion option, perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons and the summer season.
- Tomboyish Charm
- The tomboyish charm of the looks in this editorial presents a disruptive innovation opportunity to create fashion that balances masculinity and femininity.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate the trend of geek chic and glam grunge into their designs, appealing to consumers looking for a unique style.
- Magazines
- Magazines can explore the lazy Sunday fashion trend by featuring editorials and articles that showcase relaxed and casual outfit ideas for their readers.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry can capitalize on the tomboyish charm trend by creating makeup and hairstyling options that complement a more gender-neutral fashion aesthetic.
