Feathers are a fashion risk, if not worn properly you can look like an animal, but the Marie Claire Australia September editorial demonstrated how to properly wear plumage.
Creating an entire shoot that is inspired by feathers was a calculated risk that ended up being incredible. Model Caitlin was dressed in a multitude of feathered looks featuring pants, shirts, skirts and dresses. The styling was phenomenal because not one look was overdone. The plumage was paired with neutrals that worked perfectly with the volume. The shoot was a mixture of both colored and black and white photography, and that created a needed break in-between the interesting looks. The Marie Claire Australia September editorial showed that this fall we should all take to the skies and attempt to wear a feathered outfit.
Fiercely Feathered Editorials
The Marie Claire Australia September Issue is the Leader of Flocks
Trend Themes
1. Feathered Fashion - Opportunity for clothing brands to embrace feathers and incorporate them into their designs, creating unique and bold fashion statements.
2. Neutral Pairings - Opportunity for stylists and fashion influencers to explore the use of feathers with neutral tones, creating visually striking and balanced outfits.
3. Daring Editorials - Opportunity for fashion magazines and editorial teams to push the boundaries of fashion by showcasing unconventional materials like feathers in a visually captivating way.
Industry Implications
1. Clothing and Fashion - Incorporating feathers into clothing designs to offer customers unique and eye-catching options, setting brands apart in the competitive fashion industry.
2. Styling and Fashion Influencers - Collaborating with fashion influencers to experiment with feathered fashion and demonstrate the versatility of neutral pairings, inspiring consumers to try new styles.
3. Fashion Magazines and Editorial Teams - Using feathered garments in editorial shoots to create visually captivating spreads, attracting readers and setting new trends in the fashion publishing industry.