This Emma Summerton for Vogue Italia piece was featured in the stunning September 2012 issue.
It stars model Constance Jablonski, who embodies the antithesis of the heroine. In this spread, she takes on the role of a runway bandit as she showcases and epitomizes her version of fall's military-structured tendencies. She sports pieces by Max Mara, including some fantastic utility overcoats that had me swooning.
The mirrored motif in this spread captured by photographer Emma Summerton is highly reminiscent of sensual work of Helmut Newton. More specifically, it is an ode to his self-portrait at Hotel Bijou Paris 1973. The striking retro references and sublime fashion pieces of this fashion spread make for striking imagery that is perfectly fitting to Vogue Italia and its superior editorial content.
Bewitching Bandit Captures
The Emma Summerton for Vogue Italia Editorial Features a Haute Villain
Trend Themes
1. Military-structured Tendencies - Opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate military-inspired elements into their fall collections, capturing the attention of consumers.
2. Retro References - Potential for designers to draw inspiration from retro aesthetics and incorporate them into their modern fashion designs.
3. Mirror Motif - Innovative opportunity for photographers and artists to experiment with mirrored effects and create visually captivating imagery.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can leverage the military-inspired trend and retro references to create unique and visually appealing clothing collections.
2. Photography - Photographers can explore the mirror motif aesthetic in their work, creating visually stunning and thought-provoking images.
3. Art - Artists can incorporate retro references and mirror effects in their artwork, offering a fresh perspective and captivating viewers.