In many ways, the iconic sailor style may never completely go out of fashion, as Cruisin' for a Brusin' by Matthew Frost proves with an enchanting collection of spreads in the April 2011 Jalouse Magazine. Horizontal blue and white stripes, starchy button-downs, tilted caps and twisted rope accessories have a classic sort of appeal.
The adorable Rachel Ballinger has been dolled up by Shawn Mount and Deanna Melluso to assume the appearance of a youthful pantomime with Pippi Longstocking braided pigtails. Fake lower eyelashes and cherry red lipstick give the girl a delectable look that quickly wins her the attention of uniformed yachtsmen like Wade Oates. The model bats her eyes, pouts and shows a little leg in Cruisin' for a Brusin', serving up a sweet taste of what the boating season has to offer.
Dollface Nautical Fashions
Cruisin' for a Brusin' Makes Seafarers Swoon
Trend Themes
1. Sailor Style Fashion - There are disruptive innovation opportunities in creating sustainable and eco-friendly sailor style fashion.
2. Youthful Pantomime Makeup - There are disruptive innovation opportunities in developing innovative and long-lasting makeup products for achieving a youthful pantomime look.
3. Boating Season Fashion - There are disruptive innovation opportunities in designing functional and stylish fashion pieces specifically for the boating season.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore innovative materials and manufacturing techniques to create sustainable sailor style fashion.
2. Beauty - The beauty industry can develop new makeup products and techniques for achieving the youthful pantomime look.
3. Outdoor and Leisure - The outdoor and leisure industry can create functional and stylish fashion items catering to the specific needs of boating enthusiasts.