Cecile Bortoletti has portrayed an ethnic-inspired spread of vivid textiles and couture head wraps in L'Officiel Paris for the December 2010 issue. Svetlana Mukhina models the look with impeccable elegance and exoticism, making the bold look seem effortless.
From floral patterns to marvelous metallic prints, this spread for L'Officiel Paris is sure to spark some thoughts for a new look this year. Check it out in the featured gallery.
Implications - Art is influence by the variety of cultures and cultural practices that exist across the globe. Though many consumers are unable to travel to dream destinations around the world, art is one of many ways people can experience or feel another culture. In this increasingly connected world, exposure to these other cultures is simple and convenient, and this increased exposure has heightened consumer interest in styles and practices that vary from their own cultural norms.
Haute Gypsy Spreads
Svetlana Mukhina for L'Officiel Paris December 2010
Trend Themes
1. Ethnic-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate ethnic-inspired designs and textiles into their collections, catering to consumer interest in diverse cultural styles.
2. Couture Head Wraps - Opportunity for beauty brands to create innovative head wrap designs and tutorials, tapping into the rising trend of wearing head wraps as a fashion statement.
3. Global Art Influence - Opportunity for artists and galleries to showcase and sell art influenced by various cultures, offering consumers a way to experience different cultures through art.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can capitalize on the trend of ethnic-inspired fashion and integrate it into their product offerings.
2. Beauty - Beauty brands can seize the opportunity to create unique and fashionable head wraps, catering to the growing demand for this trend.
3. Art - Artists and galleries can leverage the global art influence trend to showcase and sell art that incorporates various cultural practices and styles.