Dubbed as the 'Faded Issue,' Fashion156 issue 39 celebrates the latest in spring 2011 fashions with contemporary styles fully injected with attitude. Photographer Mariell Amelie brings forth a minimalist approach to photography, all to emphasize this latest venture. Grungy and hardcore are juxtaposed against a brightly lit atmosphere, where the fashions are highlighted and celebrated.
The accordion-like hat by Moody and Farrell is quite the eyebrow-raiser; however, against the theme of the shoot, it flows quite beautifully. Louise Gray, Hermoine de Paula and Alice Palmer are spot on with 2011's spring styles by promoting 70s urbanity with 90s minimalism. Fashion156 issue 39 is a fabulous trek into what this coming season has to offer and how it can truly influence your new shopping experience.
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Get a Dose of Generational Style with Fashion156 Issue 39
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Photography - Explore the potential for minimalist photography in capturing fashion styles and emphasizing the aesthetics.
2. 70s Urbanity - Embrace the resurgence of 70s urban fashion styles infused with a touch of minimalism for a contemporary twist.
3. Innovative Accessories - Discover disruptive innovation opportunities in the creation of unique and unconventional accessories, like the accordion-like hat.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - The fashion photography industry can leverage minimalist photography techniques to create visually striking and impactful campaigns.
2. Fashion Design - Fashion designers and brands can draw inspiration from the 70s urban aesthetic fused with minimalism to create fresh and trend-setting collections.
3. Accessories Design - The accessories industry has room for disruptive innovation by pushing boundaries and creating unconventional pieces that capture attention and generate excitement.