New, young models grace the Vogue Italia July 2011 issue with their fresh looks, letting the fashion world know who to keep an eye out for in the next few seasons.
In the 'Prêt-à-Porter' editorial, which translates to Ready-to-Wear, several new models like Juliane Grüner, Anais Pouliot, Kelly Mittendorf, Fei Fei Sun, Antonia Wesseloh, Emily Baker and Josephine Skriver model ready-to-wear designs from Tom Ford, Prada, Ralph Lauren, Balenciaga, Givenchy, Burberry, Dolce and Gabbana and more.
Not bad for girls who are just starting to break out into the modeling world. Then again, this is Vogue we're talking about.
The Vogue Italia July 2011 shoot is photographed by the legendary Steven Meisel and styled by styled by Karl Templer. Wearing over-the-top, retro-influenced pieces, the models show their versatility by donning everything from furs to architectural designs to dominatrix-inspired accessories.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Newbie Models
- Opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the fresh and unique looks of new models in order to create exciting and diverse campaigns.
- Ready-to-wear Designs
- Potential for designers to showcase their latest ready-to-wear collections through innovative and eye-catching photoshoots that attract the attention of fashion enthusiasts.
- Photography and Styling
- Possibility for aspiring photographers and stylists to collaborate with emerging models and create captivating editorials that push the boundaries of fashion aesthetics.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage the growing demand for unique and up-and-coming models in order to create more inclusive and representative campaigns.
- Design
- Opportunity for designers to experiment with unconventional and daring ready-to-wear designs that resonate with the current fashion trends and captivate consumers.
- Photography
- Professional photographers can explore new creative directions by collaborating with fresh faces in the modeling industry, resulting in visually stunning and trendsetting editorials.
