The Magdalena Frackowiak for Vogue Mexico December 2011 Shoot
Souzan Michael — December 8, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: fashiongonerogue & designscene.net
The Magdalena Frackowiak for Vogue Mexico December 2011 photo shoot takes the notion of models not being allowed to smile to a whole new level. Sure, an intense glare on the runway or in editorial spreads is always fierce, but Ms. Frackowiak does it best.
Shot by famous photographer David Roemer and styled by Sarah Gore Reeves, the 27-year-old Polish fashion model wears designs by some of the biggest names in the industry, including Michael Kors, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and Chanel.
This editorial shoot truly celebrates a luxurious lifestyle with its wide variety of over-the-top looks. From colored fur coats to an incredible Dolce & Gabbana star-printed evening gown, and studded gold Christian Louboutin shoes, the Magdalena Frackowiak for Vogue Mexico December 2011 photo shoot is glamorous, luxurious and downright breathtaking.
Shot by famous photographer David Roemer and styled by Sarah Gore Reeves, the 27-year-old Polish fashion model wears designs by some of the biggest names in the industry, including Michael Kors, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, and Chanel.
This editorial shoot truly celebrates a luxurious lifestyle with its wide variety of over-the-top looks. From colored fur coats to an incredible Dolce & Gabbana star-printed evening gown, and studded gold Christian Louboutin shoes, the Magdalena Frackowiak for Vogue Mexico December 2011 photo shoot is glamorous, luxurious and downright breathtaking.
Trend Themes
1. Non-smiling Model Trend - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in modeling agencies and fashion industry by promoting models who showcase expressions beyond the non-smiling trend.
2. Luxurious Lifestyle Trend - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in luxury fashion, travel and hospitality industries.
3. Fierce Editorial Trend - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in fashion publishing by promoting editorials that challenge societal norms and feature bold, unconventional looks.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion industry can benefit from disruptive innovation by promoting diversity in modeling expressions beyond the non-smiling trend.
2. Luxury Fashion Industry - Luxury fashion industry can benefit from disruptive innovation in catering to consumers who desire luxurious lifestyles as exemplified in the editorial shoot.
3. Publishing Industry - Fashion publishing industry can benefit from disruptive innovation by promoting unconventional editorials that challenge societal norms and showcase bold fashion choices.
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