Waterhouse Discusses Belief in Repeated Clothing Granted Mystical Abilities
In the latest Free People campaign, model and actress Suki Waterhouse showcases a stunning collection of fall fashion that embodies the bohemian chic aesthetic. Waterhouse, known for her nostalgic personal style and love for vintage clothing, was styled by Alexis Asquith for the shoot.
The campaign features a range of affordable pieces, including cozy cashmere, sleek suede, and dark denim items, all priced under $250. Standout pieces include a faux fur-trimmed coat and red corduroy pants, which Waterhouse herself declared as her favourite look from the collection.
Waterhouse's attraction to Free People began with their basics, particularly the perfect fitting tank tops and t-shirts. She appreciates the brand's emphasis on playfulness and experimentation with different styles, which aligns with her own fashion sensibilities.
During the campaign shoot, Waterhouse wanted the campaign to feel like she was in her natural environment, and the Free People team trusted her to run with it. This freedom allowed her to embrace her fashion influences and enjoy the process of dressing for stage.
Waterhouse finds dressing for stage to be an enjoyable experience, allowing her to embrace her fashion influences without fear of embarrassment. Even when mishaps like tights ripping or pants poking out of a leotard occur, Waterhouse takes it in stride, seeing it as part of the performance.
In the campaign, Waterhouse is seen on stage, holding a mic and wearing outfits that are stage worthy. She recently embodied the free spirited vibe of the boho chic resurgence, and her presence in the campaign adds a touch of authenticity to the bohemian aesthetic.
While specific details about Waterhouse's favourite pieces from the collection are not yet available, it's clear that she enjoys the freedom to mix and match different styles in the bohemian look. She was particularly drawn to the long dress paired with a belt and hat from the first shot of the campaign.
Overall, Suki Waterhouse's collaboration with Free People for their fall campaign is a perfect match, showcasing a collection that is both stylish and affordable, and captures the essence of the bohemian chic aesthetic.
