Punk fashion isn't just for aging rockers and angst-ridden twentysomethings, as 'The New Wave' by Lucie Crewdson demonstrates. This shoot features a young model rocking denim vests, leather jackets, fur, and the perfect punk rock scowl.
As emo teens and tweens grow into young adulthood, it's only natural that they should seek something edgier. I love the effortless, comfortable styles seen in 'The New Wave' by Lucie Crewdson.
Implications - The featured images have a blueish tint to them that helps them take on a very emo effect. Although emo style often reflects youngsters that are down-in-the-dumps, the featured model is full of smiles. She is probably happy about all the amazing styles she got to try on!
Young Punk Style
'The New Wave' by Lucie Crewdson Shows the Modern Face of Rockstar Fashion
Trend Themes
1. Emo Fashion Revival - Opportunity for brands to capitalize on the growing interest in emo fashion among young adults.
2. Youthful Punk Attitude - Potential for fashion and lifestyle brands to cater to the desire for edgier styles and attitudes among young consumers.
3. Alternative Fashion Influences - Rise in popularity of alternative subcultures like punk and emo, leading to increased demand for unique fashion choices.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Disruptive innovation opportunity for retailers to curate and market collections that tap into the growing interest in punk and emo fashion.
2. Music Merchandise - Potential for music merchandisers to expand their offerings with edgy and alternative fashion items inspired by punk and emo styles.
3. Photography and Art - Opportunity for photographers and artists to explore and interpret punk and emo fashion in visually striking ways, attracting a new audience.