The Vogue Australia 'Pick of the Crop' Photoshoot Stars Julia Nobis
Meghan Young — October 1, 2013 — Fashion
References: vogue.au & fashiongonerogue
The Vogue Australia 'Pick of the Crop' editorial gives country-inspired fashion even more context by taking place on a beautiful orchard. "A vision of rustic elegance," as Fashion Gone Rogue perfectly puts it, model Julia Nobis is clad in understated outfits that nevertheless leave quite the impression. From floral dresses to chunky heels and head scarves, the looks are absolutely lovely. They were put together by fashion editor Jillian Davison. Makeup artist Victoria Baron and hairstylist Michele McQuillan perfect the pretty feminine ensembles.
Set to appear in the October 2013 issue of the magazine, the Vogue Australia 'Pick of the Crop' editorial was shot by photographer Stephen Ward. He concentrates on quiet moments, soft sunshine and wistful expressions for the photoshoot.
Set to appear in the October 2013 issue of the magazine, the Vogue Australia 'Pick of the Crop' editorial was shot by photographer Stephen Ward. He concentrates on quiet moments, soft sunshine and wistful expressions for the photoshoot.
Trend Themes
1. Country-inspired Fashion - Opportunity for brands to incorporate rustic elegance into their fashion lines.
2. Floral Prints - Chance for designers to create beautiful and understated floral garments.
3. Chunky Heels - Potential for shoe manufacturers to capitalize on the trend of chunky heels in feminine ensembles.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore ways to incorporate rustic elements and floral prints into their collections.
2. Makeup - Opportunity for makeup brands to create products and looks that complement the understated and feminine ensembles.
3. Hairstyling - Hairstyling professionals can explore hair accessories, such as head scarves, to enhance the country-inspired fashion trend.
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