This desert-bound Vogue US March 2014 fashion shoot makes dirt, dust and dying plants look absolutely fabulous.
Well-known fashion photographer David Sims snaps up this rustic, yet regal style story set in the middle of the desert. Cacti, dust and even tumbleweeds are all there to make a striking contrast to the very overdresses style.
Model Edie Campbell looks as innocent as she always does in this Vogue US March 2014 pictorial. Campbell looks a little lost as she runs around, plays with a metallic silver emergency blanket, kicks up some dirt and even rides a horse. Her hair stands up off her head as it was clearly made to be very curly and a bit frizzy. In every image, she wears a long dress that looks like it should be at the Oscars red carpet instead of an outback. At least under the gowns she wears a pair of sturdy black boots.
What's Driving This Trend
- Desert Fashion Photography
- Opportunity for fashion photographers to capture unique and visually striking images in desert landscapes.
- Rustic Regal Style
- Chance for fashion designers to combine rustic and regal elements to create a unique and trendy fashion style.
- Mismatched Environments
- Potential for fashion stylists to experiment with contrasting elements like dirt and luxury to create visually captivating looks.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Photography
- A chance for fashion photographers to explore new locations and themes, capturing the essence of a desert environment.
- Fashion Design
- An opportunity for fashion designers to infuse rustic and regal elements into their collections, creating a distinct and captivating style.
- Fashion Styling
- Potential for fashion stylists to push boundaries and create unique looks by juxtaposing different environments and elements.
