Graffiti and gorgeous garments come together for this Vogue US March 2014 style story.
Fashion photographer Craig McDean captures this cool and colorful couture spread on the city streets with spray painted walls behind the subjects. All the street art related and set off the sartorial creation. The clothes and the art were in mostly blues with a few sticking hits of red or orange.
Two models were called in to pose for this Vogue US March 2014 fashion shoot. Suvi Koponen and Joan Smalls both look dazzlingly bright and eclectic in their bold printed fashions. All of the garments were in loud bold colors and displayed insanely eye-catching prints. Most of the standout and pieces and especially the accessories were from Prada's spring/summer line.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Graffiti Fashion
- Exciting opportunities for fashion brands to collaborate with street artists and incorporate graffiti-inspired designs into their collections.
- Bold Prints
- Potential for designers to create vibrant and eye-catching prints that make a statement in the fashion industry.
- Street Art Photography
- Emerging trend of fashion editorials taking inspiration from street art and using it as a backdrop for creative fashion photography.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can leverage graffiti-inspired designs and bold prints to create unique and cutting-edge clothing lines.
- Art
- Opportunity for street artists to collaborate with fashion brands and showcase their work through apparel and accessories.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the fusion of street art and fashion by incorporating graffiti backdrops into their fashion editorials.
