The M.I.A SPREAD Artculture Editorial by Ruud Baan is Popping
Zoe Badley — June 20, 2010 — Fashion
References: ba-reps & designscene.net
This talented British signer is so outspoken, anti-establishment and hipster that it legit hurts; the MIA SPREAD Artculture editorial features a badass attitude and one killer sense of style.
The MIA SPREAD Artculture editorial was photographed by Ruud Baan and styled by Djuna Bel, and features MIA on the cover with the sweetest zippered sunglasses and later dressed from head-to-toe in over-sized buttons. Be sure to check out the gallery for more hipster shots of the talented singer.
The MIA SPREAD Artculture editorial was photographed by Ruud Baan and styled by Djuna Bel, and features MIA on the cover with the sweetest zippered sunglasses and later dressed from head-to-toe in over-sized buttons. Be sure to check out the gallery for more hipster shots of the talented singer.
Trend Themes
1. Zippered Sunglasses - Fashion accessories with zippered sunglasses as a unique feature might take over the fashion industry.
2. Badass Attitude - The potential rise of anti-establishment fashion and attitude encompassing the spirit of punk might disrupt mainstream fashion.
3. Oversized Buttons - The increasing trend of oversize buttons in fashion can lead to the emergence of more functional and customizable apparel.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion and Apparel - Fashion industry can integrate designs of zippered sunglasses, oversized buttons and anti-establishment themes to cater to the changing consumer preferences.
2. Entertainment and Music - The growth of the punk and anti-establishment culture might lead the music industry to incorporate this theme in their branding and marketing strategies.
3. Photography and Art - The use of edgy and unconventional fashion styles in art and photo shoots can lead to more disruptive and unique creations.
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