The US Elle April 2013 Retro Fitted editorial places model Melodie Monrose next to Kone Sindou. The two come across as being romantically involved, captured here for readers on behalf of photographer Mariano Vivanco.
Matched with the talent of Vivanco for Retro Fitted was stylist Beth Fenton. Fenton went for an old school theme, reflected in the title of this US Elle production. This was apparent in each image as geometric patterned sweaters and large oversize glasses were featured, pieces that resonate with classic 1960s looks. A bohemian brand of fashion was also incorporated as Monrose sported loose capri pants, airy two piece suits and long skirts, ensembles that together flowed out in multiple directions.
What's Driving This Trend
- Romantic Retro Fashion
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate vintage patterns and styles into modern romantic fashion lines.
- Bohemian Fashion Revival
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create a modern bohemian line inspired by the vintage looks and patterns featured in the editorial.
- Geometric Pattern Resurgence
- Opportunity for designers to incorporate retro geometric patterns into modern fashion products such as sweaters and accessories.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create new lines inspired by the vintage looks and patterns that are making a comeback.
- Retail
- Opportunity for retailers to capitalize on the resurgence of vintage fashion by featuring retro inspired lines in their stores.
- Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to create modern accessories using retro geometric patterns, such as oversize glasses and jewelry.
