The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Atmosphere' online editorial is aptly titled. Filled with sky high shots, it almost looks as though the model is soaring in the sky even though she is clearly planted firmly on the ground (possibly on a rooftop somewhere). Somehow, the cloudy backdrop lends a dystopian vibe to the otherwise simple, somber photoshoot. The use of metallic pants, futuristic accessories and grungy details do perpetuate this feeling.
Shot by Benjamin Vnuk, a photographer based in Stockholm, Sweden, the Fashion Gone Rogue 'Atmosphere' online editorial stars model Karin Hansson. The Swedish beauty was styled by Bahareh Ardakani, who pulled pieces from fashion labels such as Calvin Klein, Stella McCartney for Adidas and Acne. Her slicked back coif by hairstylist Peter Johansson and dewy skin by makeup artist Jeanette Törnqvist finish the looks.
Sky High Photoshoots
The Fashion Gone Rogue 'Atmosphere' Editorial Stars Karin Hansson
Trend Themes
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2. Dystopian Aesthetics - Potential for fashion brands to incorporate futuristic, grungy details and metallic elements into their designs.
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Industry Implications
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2. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to embrace a dystopian aesthetic and incorporate metallic details and futuristic accessories into their collections.
3. Media - Innovation potential for online fashion platforms to create captivating editorials that tell a compelling story through visual imagery.