If you were wondering what the most extreme fall fashion accessory is, according to this Jessica B Haute Living shoot it's a crocodile. That's right, if you're a fashion designer looking to get your collection some attention why not try using a crocodile or alligator.
This stunning Jessica B Haute Living shoot was shot by fashion photographer Greg Lotus for the September 2011 edition of the magazine. Going with a monochromatic color scheme helped make this fashion shoot that much more hard core. This is one smashing shoot that sets the bar high for fall.
Implications - Along with the eco-movement consumers are yearning to see an embrace of exotic animals. Granted, along with this issues of animal cruelty can be raised, so companies must be cautious when incorporating animals into their product promotions. To combat this companies can activate for animal rights in order to appeal to these consumers.
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Trend Themes
1. Exotic Animal Fashion - Fashion designers can embrace the use of exotic animals in their collections to attract attention and appeal to consumers interested in ecologically responsible and unique designs.
2. Monochromatic Color Schemes - Using monochromatic color schemes in fashion photography can enhance the aesthetic appeal of the overall product.
3. Activism Marketing - Companies can appeal to consumers interested in animal rights by incorporating activism into their marketing strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and companies can explore the use of exotic animals and monochromatic color schemes to create unique and appealing collections.
2. Photography - Photographers can utilize monochromatic color schemes to enhance the aesthetic appeal of their fashion shoots.
3. Animal Rights Activism - Companies that are interested in promoting and raising awareness for animal rights can incorporate activism into their marketing strategies to appeal to consumers who are interested in socially responsible companies.