Bringing theatrical style to the streets, this Glamour Spain November 2012 editorial captures an new urbane ideal.
Model Madison Schill sports and samurai-style topknot in this fashion editorial. The cityscape of this fashion story contrasts the high-fashion garment story that borders on theatrical. Stylist Belen Zavala outfitted the model in sleek separates that toy with exaggerated silhouettes of a boxy-tailored nature. These pieces are by forward-thinking fashion houses such as Prada, Maison Martin Margiela and Stella McCartney.
Captured by photographer Michael Sanders, this spread embodies the idea of drawing inspiration from unconventional style to make for eclectic originality. With the dynamic exits and contrasting sets this Glamour Spain November 2012 editorial makes of a modernized ideal of culture-centric fashion.
Urbane Samurai Styles
The Glamour Spain November 2012 Issue Modernizes Oriental-Inspired Fashion
Trend Themes
1. Urbane Samurai Style - Opportunities for fashion brands to modernize and incorporate traditional Japanese elements into their designs.
2. Theatrical Fashion - Opportunities for fashion brands to push boundaries and create exaggerated and theatrical collections.
3. Eclectic Originality - Opportunities for fashion brands to draw inspiration from unconventional styles to create unique and original collections.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry has opportunities to incorporate traditional Japanese elements, push boundaries to create theatrical collections, and draw inspiration from unconventional styles to create unique and original collections.