The V Magazine 'She's with the Band' editorial showcases a range of outfits fit for a rockstar. This fact is highlighted by a few instruments used as props. Whether that entails an odd french horn or an oversized xylophone, the music influence is hard to miss. Granted, these models could easily be more of a roadie or groupie than actual musicians.
Shot by photographer Anthony Maule, the V Magazine 'She's with the Band' editorial appears in the March 2014 issue of the publication. It stars models Nastya Sten, Katlin Aas, Lexi Boling, Louise Parker, Riley Montana and
Zlata Mangafic. The eclectic mix of beauties were styled by fashion editor Tom Van Dorpe, who pulled pieces from such labels as Chanel and Sonia Rykiel. Makeup artist Maud Laceppe finished the looks.
What's Driving This Trend
- Musician-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in marketing campaigns that creatively incorporate instruments and music-inspired clothing.
- Rockstar Aesthetics
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the beauty and makeup industry by creating products and looks inspired by rockstars.
- Fashion and Music Collaborations
- Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion and music industries by collaborating on collections and merchandise inspired by rockstars.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Fashion industry can capitalize on the trend by creating music-inspired clothing lines and by incorporating musical instruments in their ad campaigns for disruptive innovation.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry can capitalize on the trend by creating rockstar-inspired makeup looks and products for disruptive innovation.
- Music
- Music industry can capitalize on the trend by collaborating with fashion designers to create merchandise that combines fashion and rockstar aesthetics for disruptive innovation.
