The Metropolitan Museum of Art is celebrating punk apparel this month, and with this is mind, photographer Steven Meisel did a rebel-inspired shoot for Vogue. British model Edie Campbell posed in tattered rocker gear and even sported some daring duct tape and newspaper pieces.
Edie's hair and makeup look like they were inspired by Sid Vicious. She also rocks some facial piercings in this incredible punk piece.
Extreme punk fashion is making a comeback; after all, sometimes it's fun to be bad! Between all the leather and black eye-liner, these loud and in-your-face looks capture what it is to be punk. After flipping through these bold and defiant shots, its easy to see why the Metropolitan Museum is proud to celebrate punk fashion all month long!
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Edie Campbell Rocks Punk Apparel for Vogue in May 2013
Trend Themes
1. Punk Apparel Revival - There is an opportunity for fashion designers to create new lines of punk-inspired apparel for consumers who want to express their rebellious side.
2. Facial Piercing Trend - With punk fashion on the rise, there is a growing demand for bold facial piercings, creating an opportunity for jewelry designers to create edgy accessories.
3. DIY Punk Fashion - As seen in the shoot with Edie Campbell, using unconventional materials such as duct tape and newspaper to create unique punk looks is becoming a trend, opening up opportunities for upcycling and sustainable fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and retailers can create new lines of punk-inspired apparel for consumers who want to express their rebellious side.
2. Jewelry - Jewelry designers can create edgy accessories to complement the trend for bold facial piercings among punk fashion fans.
3. Sustainability - There is an opportunity for upcycling and sustainable fashion to make an impact in the punk fashion scene by promoting the use of unconventional materials and reducing waste.