Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010 ad With Raquel Zimmermann
References: fashionologie & fashiontography.blogspot
This Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010 ad by Nick Knight gives a whole new meaning to python shoes. The incredibly bold campaign is bursting with color, making it a fitting way to advertise some of the most eccentric shoes on the market: the 10" Alexander McQueen armadillo platform shoes!
Click the image to see Raquel Zimmermann wrapped in bright, tropical snakes and wearing a skintight catsuit that could almost fool you into thinking it was a full body tattoo. Following the Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010 ad, you'll see some shots from the SS '10 show.
Click the image to see Raquel Zimmermann wrapped in bright, tropical snakes and wearing a skintight catsuit that could almost fool you into thinking it was a full body tattoo. Following the Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2010 ad, you'll see some shots from the SS '10 show.
Trend Themes
1. Bold Fashion Ads - There is an opportunity to create bold and eye-catching ad campaigns for fashion brands that push the limits of traditional fashion marketing.
2. Animal-inspired Footwear - There is room for disruption in the footwear industry by creating unique designs inspired by animals, like the python shoes in the Alexander McQueen ad.
3. Tropical Prints - There is an opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate bright and vibrant tropical prints into their collections, as seen in the Alexander McQueen ad.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - This industry could take advantage of the trend towards bold and eye-catching ad campaigns and incorporate unique animal-inspired designs into their footwear collections.
2. Footwear - This industry has an opportunity to disrupt the market by incorporating animal-inspired designs into their footwear collections.
3. Textile and Print Design - This industry can capitalize on the trend towards tropical prints by creating colorful and vibrant designs for fashion brands.
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