The September 2012 Issue of the American style bible features the 'Vogue 120' editorial with the industry's elite.
To celebrate the publication's 120th Anniversary, this September issue is loaded with fantastic imagery and exemplary fashion moments. Anna Wintour spared no expense in producing the magnificent Vogue 120 fashion story. The spread is meant to put designers, models and singers in the spotlight. Conceptualized as a showcase of fashion talent under 45 years of age that "brings fashion back to life," the photo shoot boasts rich sets and stunning couture.
Vogue 120 features design talent such as Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy, Raf Simons of Dior, Nicolas Ghesquiere of Balenciaga and Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen to name a few. The editorial also showcases the modelling talent of superstars Claudia Schiffer, Chanel Iman and the curvy Kate Upton.
Fashion Royalty Photo Shoots
The Vogue 120 Editorial Showcases the Industry's Brightest Stars
Trend Themes
1. Fashion Star Collaborations - The rise of collaborations between fashion brands, well-known designers, and popular models could help brands gain more exposure and stay relevant in the industry.
2. Fashion Storytelling - The use of immersive and visually stunning fashion editorials to showcase new trends could create a unique and memorable brand experience for consumers.
3. Fashion Diversity - The push for more representation and inclusivity in the fashion industry could lead to the emergence of new, untapped markets and consumers who feel seen and heard.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Design - Fashion designers and brands could leverage collaborations, immersive storytelling, and diverse representation to differentiate themselves and better connect with consumers.
2. Magazine and Publishing - Magazines and publishers could partner with fashion brands to create visually appealing and innovative editorials that attract readers and elevate their content.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Fashion brands and marketers could use diverse representation and collaborations as a way to target newer, untapped audiences and reshape the industry's traditional beauty standards.