The 'Shape Shift' editorial in Vogue Italia's October 2014 issue features an all-star cast, including Karlie Kloss, Coco Rocha, Sasha Pivovara, Lexi Boling and Ameline Valade.
They say that fall is the season for layering -- sweaters, scarves, flannel, what have you -- but these ladies take it to the next level. Fashion editor Karl Templar styled the shoot, liberally piling on sweater after poncho after sweater. However, he made sure to "layer" in an inventive way, tying sweaters around the girls' necks, waists and limbs. In the end, the models look like abstract pieces of art.
The creative team was rounded out by hair stylist Guido Palau, makeup artist Pat McGrath and photographer Steven Meisel.
What's Driving This Trend
- Layering Fashion
- Opportunity for clothing brands to develop innovative designs that prioritize layering elements such as scarves, flannels and sweaters.
- Inventive Fashion Layering
- Opportunity for fashion accessory companies to create new products designed to improve the layering style, such as detachable sleeves.
- Artistic Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to introduce artistic elements into the garments they produce, such as unique patterns and designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Clothing Brands
- Clothing brands can focus on developing new collections that prioritize layering fashion.
- Fashion Accessory Companies
- Fashion accessory companies can focus on creating new products designed to improve layering style, such as detachable sleeves, and scarves.
- Fashion Designers
- Fashion Designers can focus on introducing unique patterns and designs to help create more artistic fashion.
