Appropriately titled 'French Made,' the Vogue Australia February 2014 editorial focuses heavily on the country's distinctive fashion style. From a ton of horizontal stripes, berets and loose pants, the looks are utterly charming. It doesn't hurt that model Drake Burnette is able to channel her inner Parisian even though she hails from the United States.
The Vogue Australia February 2014 editorial was shot entirely in black and white by photographer Will Davidson. Posing in the midst of the Eiffel Tower and along the banks of the Seine, the brunette beauty showcases a feminine and chic wardrobe put together by stylist Jillian Davison. The lovely looks were perfected by makeup artist Pep Gay and hair stylist Panos Papandrianos.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Distinctive Fashion Style
- Opportunity for innovative fashion brands to create unique and iconic designs inspired by French fashion.
- Black and White Photography
- Disruptive innovation potential in the photography industry to explore new ways of capturing timeless and elegant images.
- Feminine and Chic Wardrobe
- Opportunity for fashion retailers to curate collections that embrace femininity and elegance, catering to the demand for sophisticated and stylish clothing.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can leverage French fashion influences to create new and exciting designs that capture the essence of Parisian style.
- Photography
- Photography industry can embrace black and white photography as a unique and nostalgic aesthetic choice.
- Retail
- Retail industry can capitalize on the demand for feminine and chic clothing by offering curated collections that embody elegance and sophistication.
