In spite of the obvious elegance and sophistication attached to the Prada Fall 2013 campaign, there is a level of disheveled-ness that shows not every woman is perfect. Targeting women of different walks of life, the mix of both new faces alongside seasoned fashion veterans also demonstrates the wide-range of appeal the luxury label elicits in women of various ages.
The Prada Fall 2013 campaign was shot in studio by photographer Steven Meisel. The wooden floors and textured walls adds a further layer of casualness to the photoshoot that helps make the outfits even more approachable. Nevertheless, the glamor of the line is ever-present. The looks were styled by Olivier Rizzo with hair by Guido Palau and makeup by Pat McGrath.
Sweatily Disheveled Fashion Ads
The Prada Fall 2013 Campaign is Proper but Not Necessarily Prim
Trend Themes
1. Disheveled Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to embrace imperfection and appeal to a wider range of women.
2. Wide-range Appeal - Highlighting the diverse appeal of luxury labels can lead to increased customer engagement and loyalty.
3. Casual Glamor - Combining casual and glamorous elements in fashion campaigns can create a relatable and aspirational aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can incorporate a disheveled aesthetic to attract a broader audience.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with studio settings to create a more approachable atmosphere in fashion campaigns.
3. Beauty - Makeup artists and hair stylists can explore a balance of natural and polished looks to enhance casual glamor in fashion shoots.