The Marie Claire Netherlands November 2013 editorial might focus on biker chic fashion, but it is done so with an elegant twist that is befitting its title: 'L'air de Paris.' The Parisian touch is evident throughout the entire black and white photoshoot thanks to the smart overcoats, feminine accessories and more. Yet the predominance of leather, studs and a touch attitude is worthy of the bike theme as well.
Shot by photographer Dennison Bertram, the Marie Claire Netherlands November 2013 editorial was styled by Simone Dernee. It stars model Eva Doll. The dark-haired beauty is clad in pieces from the likes of Barbara Bui, Roberto Cavalli and Sportmax. Her edgy look is perfected by hair and makeup artist Ingrid Van Hemert.
Parisian Biker Editorials
The Marie Claire Netherlands November 2013 Photoshoot Stars Eva Doll
Trend Themes
1. Biker Chic Fashion - There is room for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry by exploring sustainable options for biker chic fashion.
2. Smart Overcoats - The trend of smart overcoats can be a disruptive innovation opportunity in the luxury clothing industry by exploring high-tech materials and finishes to make them more movement-friendly.
3. Parisian Touch - The trend of adding a Parisian touch to fashion shoots and clothing designs can inspire disruptive innovation in the tourist industry and fashion brands targeting French markets.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Exploring sustainable options for biker chic fashion could revolutionize the fashion industry, making it more ecologically conscious.
2. Luxury Clothing - By exploring high-tech materials and finishes such as nanotechnology, luxury clothing manufacturers could create smart overcoats suited for movement-friendly design, which in turn could disrupt the industry and redefine what luxury mobile wear can be.
3. Tourist Industry - Fashion brands targeting the French market can define the trend of adding a Parisian touch to fashion shoots and clothing designs, thus bringing more tourists to Paris and disrupt the travel industry with the emergence of Parisian fashion tourism.