‘Fashion Revolution' in Vogue China April 2010 is Patrio
Venessa Fisher — March 26, 2010 — Fashion
References: vogue.cn & fashiongonerogue
The team at Vogue China is paying homage to their country's history this month in their latest military-themed shoot entitled ‘Fashion Revolution.’ Captured by photographer Quentin Shih, model Du Juan stands tall and proud before her country's flag.
Dressed in neutrals, a variety of belt accessories and pops of red styled by fashion editor Ling Wu, ‘Fashion Revolution’ screams strength and power. Not to mention Du Juan looks incredible in designer looks from Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana ad Hermes.
Dressed in neutrals, a variety of belt accessories and pops of red styled by fashion editor Ling Wu, ‘Fashion Revolution’ screams strength and power. Not to mention Du Juan looks incredible in designer looks from Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana ad Hermes.
Trend Themes
1. Military Fashion Trend - The popularity of militarily inspired fashion in editorial and street style presents an opportunity for retailers to incorporate the trend into their collections.
2. Patriotic Themes in Fashion - Designers can tap into a sense of nationalism by incorporating patriotic themes into their collections and marketing strategies.
3. Power Dressing - The trend of strong, authoritative fashion can inspire retailers to create power dressing collections for individuals to feel confident in their outfits.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Fashion retailers can capitalize on military-inspired and patriotic trends by incorporating these themes into their collections and marketing endeavors.
2. Luxury Fashion - Luxury fashion brands have the opportunity to create high-end, power dressing collections that evoke a sense of confidence and authority.
3. Editorial Photography - Photographers can experiment with different themes and styles to create innovative, thought-provoking editorials that engage with the political and social climate of today.
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