The Grazia Germany Issue 34 editorial showcases a range of urban androgynous outfits with just enough femininity so that women won't fear their sex appeal will diminish. Cool and sleek, the injection of bright pinks doesn't take away from the fact that the looks are predominantly dark, which is perfect for the fall season.
Lensed by photographer Leo Krumbacher, the Grazia Germany Issue 34 editorial stars models Benthe de Vries and Elsa B. Taking to both the streets of Berlin and the studio, the beauties were outfitted by stylist duo Nicole Schneider and Nino Cerone. They pulled pieces from such labels as Jil Sander, Jimmy Choo and Saint Laurent for the edgy and elegant fashion photoshoot.
Urban Androgynous Fashion
The Grazia Germany Issue 34 Editorial Stars Benthe de Vries and Elsa B
Trend Themes
1. Urban Androgynous Fashion - The trend towards gender-neutral fashion offers an opportunity for disruption in traditional gender-based fashion marketing.
2. Dark Color Palettes - As fall season fashion continues to lean towards darker color palettes, innovative technologies in fabric dyeing and production can provide an opportunity for sustainable initiatives.
3. Fashion Photography - The rise of social media influencers as photographers offers a unique opportunity for the fashion industry to find new and diverse talent for their campaigns.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can benefit from incorporating more gender-neutral designs that cater to a wider audience and embrace inclusivity.
2. Textile Industry - The textile industry could explore more sustainable options in fabric dyeing and production as they cater to the demands of a changing fashion industry.
3. Photography Industry - The photography industry can benefit from exploring new ways to find diverse and untapped talent for fashion photo shoots.