The No Magazine 'Mexican Specialties' Editorial is Laid-Back
Zoe Badley — June 17, 2010 — Fashion
References: karen-inderbitzen-waller.blogspot & fashionising
After viewing the No Magazine 'Mexican Specialties' editorial, you will be asking yourself: when is the best time to book a vacation down south? Styled by Zara Mirkin and photographed by Karen Inderbitzen-Waller, this spread is the summer heat done right.
The No Magazine 'Mexican Specialties' spread features several different sombreros and western fashions that come across laid-back but chic. Be sure to check out the gallery for more shots from this fantastic editorial.
The No Magazine 'Mexican Specialties' spread features several different sombreros and western fashions that come across laid-back but chic. Be sure to check out the gallery for more shots from this fantastic editorial.
Trend Themes
1. Sombrero Fashion Trend - There is an opportunity to create and market new and innovative sombrero fashion designs.
2. Western Chic Fashion Trend - The combination of western and laid-back styles can be further explored and developed into a cohesive fashion trend.
3. Vacation-inspired Fashion Trend - Using vacation destinations as inspiration for fashion design can create a unique and interesting trend.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Fashion designers can take inspiration from the sombrero and western fashion styles to create new and innovative designs for their collections.
2. Tourism Industry - Vacation destinations can work with fashion brands to create exclusive fashion lines inspired by their location, which can attract more tourists and brand awareness.
3. Photography Industry - Photographers and stylists can collaborate to create editorial content that combines vacation destinations, fashion, and cultural elements to produce unique and visually appealing works.
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