The Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 Issue Stars Kristina Salinovic
Meghan Young — May 14, 2013 — Fashion
References: sleek-mag & fashiongonerogue
The Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 editorial showcases a put-together wardrobe for the workplace with an androgynous spin. Model Kristina Salinovic could easily be doubly crowned by her fellow colleagues and supervisors as both employee of the month and most fashionable employee. Sleek and chic, the looks can easily be replicated to a tee by everyday working women.
Shot by photographer Thomas Lohr, the Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 editorial was styled by Christian Stemmler. He pulled enviably sophisticated pieces from the likes of Christian Dior, Calvin Klein and Celine, all of whom are known for their elegant, pared-down designs. The Croatian beauty might take some risks in the form of short shorts, visible bras and metal heels, but overall the looks are quite proper.
The Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 editorial was perfected with red lips.
Shot by photographer Thomas Lohr, the Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 editorial was styled by Christian Stemmler. He pulled enviably sophisticated pieces from the likes of Christian Dior, Calvin Klein and Celine, all of whom are known for their elegant, pared-down designs. The Croatian beauty might take some risks in the form of short shorts, visible bras and metal heels, but overall the looks are quite proper.
The Sleek Magazine Spring 2013 editorial was perfected with red lips.
Trend Themes
1. Gender-neutral Workplace Fashion - There is an opportunity for fashion brands to create and market office attire that is not gender-specific, appealing to a wider audience of working professionals.
2. Office Attire as Self-expression - There is a trend towards using professional attire as a tool for personal expression, creating an opportunity for fashion brands to design pieces that allow for individuality in the workplace.
3. Non-conformist Office Fashion - There is a demand for office outfits that break traditional conventions, creating an opportunity for fashion brands to create pieces that stand out while maintaining a level of professionalism.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can capitalize on the growing trend of office attire as a form of self-expression and create pieces that cater to the individual tastes of professionals.
2. Retail Industry - The retail industry can use the trend of non-conformist office fashion to create unique marketing campaigns and promotional materials that resonate with a wider audience of working professionals.
3. Beauty Industry - The beauty industry can leverage the demand for polished and put-together office attire by offering makeup and beauty products that complement professional outfits.
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