It is not every day that a fashion publication indulges in a 10 day photoshoot, yet when they do people can be assured that it will be wonderful; case in point, the W Magazine 'Gilt Trip' editorial. Shot entirely in Burma, the exotic landmarks as well as cultural garbs inspire everything about the photoshoot. Equally vibrant, eclectic and layered, the looks mesh the modernity of the West with the tradition of the East.
The W Magazine 'Gilt Trip' editorial, which appears in the May 2014 issue of the magazine, was shot by photographer Tim Walker. It stars model Edie Campbell. The brunette beauty was styled by Jacob K. The entire photoshoot was inspired by Prudence Farrow, Mia’s “rather uptight and impossibly perfect Buddhist sister” as Walker describes her.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Exotic Location Photoshoots
- Fashion publications are indulging in more photoshoots in exotic locations to create visually appealing editorials.
- East Meets West Fashion
- Fashion designers are incorporating elements of traditional Eastern culture into modern Western clothing to create unique and eclectic looks.
- Buddhist-inspired Fashion
- Inspiration from Buddhist culture and clothing is becoming more prevalent in the fashion industry.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Magazine Publishing
- Fashion magazines can provide more visually appealing editorials by investing in longer and more extravagant photoshoots.
- Fashion Design
- Fashion designers can create unique and eclectic looks by incorporating traditional Eastern elements into modern Western clothing.
- Cultural Tourism
- Exotic locations like Burma can attract more tourists interested in cultural experiences and fashion inspiration.
