Supermodel Christy Turlington may be 45 years old, but she might as well be a new recruit to the National School of Ballet in the Vs. Magazine Spring-Summer 2014 editorial. Posing gracefully in dancer-worthy outfits, it looks like she has aged a day since the height of her modelling career. It is no surprise that designers, photographers and fashion editors are flocking to older models including Claudia Schiffer and a more lesser known Jacky O’Shaughnessy to show women that getting older doesn't have to be a bad thing.
The Vs. Magazine Spring-Summer 2014 editorial was shot in studio by photographer Karen Collins of Creative Exchange Agency. The brunette beauty was styled by Laura Ferriera in body-conscious looks.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Age-inclusive Modeling
- The rise of older models in the fashion industry presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for designers, photographers, and fashion editors to showcase the beauty of aging.
- Graceful Fashion
- The Vs. Magazine Spring-Summer 2014 editorial exemplifies a trend towards elegant and dancer-inspired outfits, providing opportunities for designers to create clothing that evokes grace and sophistication.
- Minimalist Editorials
- The use of minimalist aesthetics in fashion editorials, as seen in the Vs. Magazine Spring-Summer 2014 issue, offers opportunities for photographers and stylists to create visually striking images through clean and simple compositions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can benefit from the age-inclusive modeling trend by embracing a wider range of age groups and redefining traditional beauty standards.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the trend of minimalist editorials to create visually captivating images that focus on essential elements and storytelling.
- Design
- Designers have the opportunity to create graceful and dancer-inspired clothing that appeals to a market seeking elegance and sophistication.
