The W Magazine April 2014 cover shoot is aptly titled, 'Go West, Go Wild.' Inspired by her upcoming movie, "A Million Ways to Die in the West," it takes on a cowgirl theme while throwing in a bit of a steamy swimwear shoot for some more excitement. Of course, the Western element owes itself solely to the red cowboy boots American actress Amanda Seyfried dons throughout the photoshoot.
Shot by photographer Craig McDean, the W Magazine April 2014 cover shoot was styled by Edward Enninful. He pulled bikinis from the likes of Michael Kors, Louis Vuitton and Dolce & Gabbana. In the accompanying article, the blonde beauty talks about costar hookups, kissing Megan Fox and more.
Cowgirl Swimwear Editorials
The W Magazine April 2014 Cover Shoot Stars Amanda Seyfried
Trend Themes
1. Cowgirl Fashion Trend - The rise of cowgirl fashion trend in mainstream fashion opens up opportunities for fashion brands to create innovative styles with Western-inspired elements.
2. Swimwear as Fashion Staple Trend - The increasing popularity of swimwear as a fashion staple rather than just a functional item offers opportunities for fashion brands to create new and contemporary swimsuit designs.
3. Celebrity-inspired Fashion Trend - The trend of replicating celebrity fashion styles provides opportunities for fashion brands to create innovative designs based on the preferences of popular celebrities.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can leverage the cowgirl fashion and swimwear as fashion staple trends to create innovative clothing designs and accessories that incorporate Western-inspired elements.
2. Celebrity Endorsement Industry - The celebrity endorsement industry can take advantage of the celebrity-inspired fashion trend to collaborate with fashion brands and link popular celebrities with innovative fashion designs.
3. Photography Industry - The photography industry can capitalize on the trend of cowgirl-themed editorials and collaborate with fashion brands to create Western-inspired photo shoots that showcase their products in a unique way.