The Marie Claire Italia June 2015 editorial produced by photograher Yvan Fabing showcases a faux camping scene. Model Anne Verhallen was made to appear as if ready for a contemporary camping scene with couture overtones.
Stylist Ivana Spernicelli assembled these striking nomadic looks. While wrapped in a sleeping bad or sporting binoculars, Verhallen posed in gladiator-inspired sandals, a reflective bathing suit top and an assortment of camo print pieces.
Hair expert Tony Collins contributed to the camping themes present in this Marie Claire Italia photoshoot with loose, tousled tresses that were displayed as quite damp in each image. This was the optimal pairing for a variety of rugged props seen in a weathered book, a plaid suitcase and strap leather bags.
What's Driving This Trend
- Faux Camping Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate outdoor themes in their designs and branding.
- Camping-themed Photoshoots
- Opportunity for photographers and stylists to create unique camping-fashion editorials for fashion magazines.
- Outdoor-inspired Beauty Looks
- Opportunity for makeup and hair artists to experiment with outdoorsy styles for editorial and commercial shoots.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Brands can cater to the growing trend of incorporating outdoor elements in their designs and branding.
- Photography
- Photographers and stylists can explore the outdoorsy themes for editorial and commercial shoots.
- Beauty
- Hair and makeup artists can create unique and outdoors-inspired looks for photoshoots and runway shows.
