Patrycja Gardygajlo looks likes a modern-day Pocahontas in the recently released Vogue Turkey May 2014 issue. She was shot by popular fashion photographer Emre Guven, accompanying stunning mountain landscapes.
Patrycja dons tribal-infused fashions in every photo; she wears Aztec-printed sweaters, rompers and skirts along with fringe-full dresses and vests. The stylist Naz Bileydi made sure she was draped in layers and accessorized with chunky, beaded jewelry. Her hair on the other hand, is more simplified; it's pulled back in two thick braids, which gives off a Katniss-like, warrior vibe.
The tribal-clad model's look could not look complete without her strong-stance poses. She posed fiercely on rock formations above gorgeous, mountainous plains and is also pictured standing within the mountain's cavernous inlets.
What's Driving This Trend
- Tribal Fashion
- The trend of incorporating tribal elements, such as Aztec prints and beaded jewelry, into fashion.
- Nature-inspired Photography
- The trend of using natural landscapes, such as mountainous plains, as a backdrop for fashion shoots.
- Warrior-inspired Beauty
- The trend of featuring hairstyles, such as thick braids, that give off a fierce warrior-like vibe.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Incorporating tribal elements into fashion can disrupt traditional fashion design and bring a bold and unique aesthetic to the industry.
- Photography
- Using natural landscapes as a backdrop for fashion shoots can disrupt the traditional studio setting and bring a more organic and authentic feel to the industry.
- Beauty
- Creating hairstyles that give off a fierce warrior-like vibe can disrupt traditional beauty standards and bring a bold and empowering message to the industry.
