The luminous Louise Parker is photographed by Jason Kibbler for Vogue Spain's 'Trench Topic' editorial, featured in the January 2014 issue. Fashion editor Brian Molloy outfitted Parker in variations of the classic wardobe staple. From the traditional double-breasted garment, to an inventive suit adaptation (complete with trench-inspired trousers,) each photograph pays homage to the fundamental fashion piece.
As any fashion-forward woman will tell you, sometimes a well-fitted trench coat is all you need -- literally. For instance, Parker wears a trench and nothing else for the cover image, proving that the trench can be just as sexy as it is practical.
To off-set her sophisticated look, Parker sports a more casual hair and makeup style, courtesy of Brian Buenaventura and Pep Gay, while Gina Edwards is responsible for her neutral manicure.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Classic Trench Coat Styles
- Fashion brands can explore innovative adaptations of the traditional double-breasted trench coat, such as suits with trench-inspired trousers.
- Minimalist Fashion
- There is an opportunity for designers to create minimalist fashion pieces that feature a well-fitted trench coat as the main focus of the outfit.
- Versatile Trench Coat
- Brands can showcase the versatility of trench coats by styling them in unique ways, such as wearing them as the sole piece of clothing.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can capitalize on the enduring popularity of the trench coat by offering modernized versions of the classic garment.
- Beauty
- Beauty brands can develop makeup and hairstyling products that complement the timeless and sophisticated look of a well-fitted trench coat.
- Photography
- Photography studios can specialize in creating editorial shoots that highlight the elegance and versatility of trench coats in fashion spreads.
