The Glass Magazine Peace is Always Beautiful editorial showcases model Xiao Wen Ju within a series of mismatched apparel. Stylist Sarah Cobb executed these offbeat ensembles, pairing red patterned sweaters with black and grey plaid skirts.
Peace is Always Beautiful comes as a part of Glass Magazine's Spring 2013 issue. Standing in stark contrast to its complacent name is Cobb's evident will to be daring, seen in her incorporation of frilled checkered skirts, bright yellow pants and revealing crop tops. Together the pieces gave way to wonderfully chaotic looks for the springtime season, ones that will definitely be taken note of by the publication's readership, especially given the crisp all white backdrops that were captured by photographer Chris Craymer.
Mismatched Whiteout Editorials
The Glass Magazine Peace is Always Beautiful Photoshoot is Chaotic
Trend Themes
1. Mismatched Apparel - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate chaotic and daring ensembles by mixing and matching different patterns and colors.
2. Revealing Crop Tops - Opportunity for fashion brands to create provocative yet fashionable clothing pieces that challenge the norms of the industry.
3. Frilled Checkered Skirts - Opportunity for fashion brands to create unique, textured pieces that are both timeless and daring at the same time.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take inspiration from these mismatched ensembles and create bold fashion statements that challenge the status quo.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with creating crisp white backdrops that highlight the uniqueness of clothing ensembles and bring out their chaotic and daring nature.
3. Art - Artists can take inspiration from these chaotic ensembles and create their own masterpieces using a variety of color and pattern combinations to create texture and depth.