Elodia Prieto stars in the 'El Cambio Tranquilo' editorial for Vogue Spain's May 2014 issue. Loosely translated, "el cambio tranquilo" means a peaceful or quiet change. Though she doesn't appear to be going through any major transformation, Prieto definitely looks cool as a cucumber. Overall, the editorial has a placid, super-composed air about it.
Fashion editor Claudia Englmann dressed Preito in a series of structured, androgynous outfits. If you thought being gender neutral couldn't be sexy, you thought wrong. Though Preito is almost entirely covered up, there is something decidedly sensual about each photo. Whether it's her carnal gaze or pretty pout is hard to say, but the erotic vibes are strong nonetheless.
The creative team was rounded out by hair stylist Cin Mahony, makeup artist Christine Corbel and photographer Hasse Nielsen.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Androgynous Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create gender-neutral clothing lines that are both fashionable and sensual.
- Sensuality in Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to explore sensuality through creative and unconventional methods in their fashion editorials and campaigns.
- Non-traditional Beauty Standards
- Opportunity for the fashion industry to embrace androgynous and unconventional beauty standards through the use of diverse models and creative styling.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion industry has the opportunity to explore new markets with gender-neutral clothing options that break down traditional gender norms.
- Beauty
- Beauty industry has the opportunity to explore unconventional makeup and beauty trends that embrace androgynous and unconventional beauty standards.
- Photography
- Photography industry has the opportunity to create visually stunning editorials and campaigns that challenge traditional beauty standards and explore sensuality through unconventional methods.
