The Harper’s Bazaar US April 2011 pictorial, simply titled 'Stripes,' is as its name suggests. It's an editorial dedicated to this season's must-have pattern that will certainly keep you in line.
Starring model Patricia van der Vliet and photographed by Richard Burbridge, this editorial earns its stripes in a colorful array of patterned pieces. This spring season calls for vibrant, color-blocked ensembles from head to toe; including your daily accessories of jewelry, bags and shoes. Whether they're horizontal or vertical, linear lines are the direction of this year's wardrobe. The spread showcases striped pieces from the luxury collections of Louis Vuitton, Prada, Jil Sander and more.
Align yourself with this Harper’s Bazaar US April 2011 spread, which bands together layered graphic prints.
Super-Striped Pictorials
This Harper's Bazaar US April 2011 Editorial Colors in the Lines
Trend Themes
1. Graphic Prints Trend - Expect an increase in demand for bold and colorful graphic print garments, accessories and shoes this season.
2. Color Blocking Trend - The Harper's Bazaar US April 2011 editorial showcases the increasing popularity and demand for color-blocked outfits from head to toe.
3. Stripes Trend - The editorial highlights the growing appeal of linear lines and stripes in fashion, signaling a trend for the season.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion designers and retailers can take advantage of the graphic prints, color blocking and stripes trend to increase sales and attract new customers.
2. Accessory Industry - Accessories manufacturers and brands can capitalize on the demand for bold and colorful graphic print bags, shoes and jewelry to expand their product line.
3. Photography and Creative Services Industry - Photographers, art directors, and graphic designers can cater to the growing need for visually stunning graphic print and color-blocked editorial spreads and campaigns.