Entitled "Ultra Light", this image series by photographer Kathrin Mueller-Heffter is the latest editorial exclusive for Fashion Gone Rogue.
The washed-out fashion story sets a clean and futuristic tone for the coming summer season with its wardrobe of lightweight designs. The pieces are showcased in a pale color palette of pinks, whites and soft blues that compliment model Frazi's platinum blonde locks and porcelain skin.
Fashion Gone Rogue's "Ultra Light" editorial exclusive highlights designer pieces from the likes of Monki, American Apparel and Fillipa K among others. The pieces are hand-picked by stylist Alexandra Dietl who works alongside the editorial's beauty artist Alexandra Maria Waldher. The photoshoot's beauty looks are kept soft and understated, a staple of modernity.
Washed-Out Modernity Portraits
Fashion Gone Rogue's Ultra Light Editorial Embraces Cool Minimalism
Trend Themes
1. Clean Minimalism - There is a disruptive innovation opportunity for fashion brands to focus on creating minimalist designs and color palettes for a more modern aesthetic.
2. Lightweight Fashion - Opportunities exist for the fashion industry to create lightweight designs that emphasize comfort and utility while still being fashionable.
3. Soft Beauty Looks - Beauty brands have the opportunity to innovate in creating soft, understated beauty looks that complement modern fashion styles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry has opportunities to innovate in creating minimalist designs, lightweight fashion, and embracing soft beauty looks to create more modern aesthetics.
2. Beauty Industry - The beauty industry could play an innovative role in creating modern beauty looks that match the current modern fashion trends.
3. Photography Industry - The photography industry has new opportunities to take on more fashion editorial work to showcase the new minimalist designs and the modern beauty looks of the fashion industry.