The Vogue Brazil August 2013 editorial is fun and full of furry friends. Shot in studio against a white backdrop, it showcases the personalities of both American model Lindsey Wixon as well as her troop of canine companions from corgis to German Shepherds. Considering that such pups have become pseudo accessories when it comes to stylish women, they really help make the outfits stand out as well.
Lensed by photographer Jacques Dequeker, the Vogue Brazil August 2013 editorial was styled by fashion editor Pedro Sales. The glam ladylike looks pulled from such Brazilian labels as Ellus, Animale and Tufi Duek. They were perfected with retro-inspired voluminous hair and smokey cat eyes by beauty artist Silvio Giorgio.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dog-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for the fashion industry to incorporate dog prints, motifs and accessories in their collections.
- Animal-inclusive Photography
- Opportunity for photographers and visual media artists to include animals as models or co-subjects in their work.
- Personality-centric Editorial
- Opportunity for editors to focus on the unique personalities of their subjects, including non-human participants such as animals or pets.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry could feature dog-inspired items in their upcoming collections.
- Photography
- Photographers may consider including animals in their photoshoot as part of the composition.
- Media and Publishing
- Editors could create editorial content that focuses on the personalities of their subjects, including incorporating animals into the mix.
