Haute couture meets weightlifting workout gear in the Ilse de Boer Fashion Gone Rogue exclusive editorial. Shot by Sydney-based photographer Gianluca Santoro, the fierce photoset shows that the Dutch supermodel isn't afraid to get a little physical in front of the camera.
Sporting hot haute looks from stylist Cliff Hoppus, Ilse looks incredibly intimidating and chic in Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Jason Wu and other top fashion houses. Though the smokey eye look might not be too fitting for the gym, hair stylist Livio Angileri stays true to the typical work-out 'do for most girls, giving the model a simple and sleek high bun, allowing full attention to be given to the incredible fall fashion looks.
Though minidresses and leather jackets probably aren't the best pieces to sport at the gym, the Ilse de Boer Fashion Gone Rogue shoot features awesome looks impossible to resist, whether you're a fashionista in training, or a veteran athletic fashion enthusiast.
Iron-Pumping Fashionista Photos
The Ilse de Boer Fashion Gone Rogue Editorial is Bold and Buff
Trend Themes
1. Athletic Fashion Couture - Fashion designers can incorporate sports functionality into their couture creations to cater to consumers' increasing interest in both fitness and fashion.
2. Hybrid Fashion-fitness Photography - Photographers can experiment with merging fashion and fitness photography to create more unique visual content for brands in the sports apparel industry.
3. Fitness-inspired Beauty Trends - Beauty brands can leverage on the growing popularity of fitness to create workout-friendly beauty products that cater to consumers' desire to look good while exercising.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion brands can explore creating athletic fashion pieces that cater to consumers' need for comfortable yet stylish workout clothes.
2. Photography Industry - Photographers can incorporate fitness fashion elements into their shoots to create more stylish and eye-catching visuals for brands in the sports apparel industry.
3. Beauty Industry - Beauty brands can seek to cater to the rising interest in fitness by creating products that can be worn comfortably during exercise while still enhancing one's beauty.