Model Ilva Hetmann stars in a light-infused editorial for Interview Germany February 2012. While many publications have capitalized on the hectic patterns that have come to define the spring/summer 2012 season, this shoot takes the theme to a whole new level by projecting colored prints onto Ilva Hetmann, and blurring the technique with post-production adjustments to create a bold and surreal collection of images.
Ilva Hetmann was photographed by Markus Pritzi for the German branch of Interview Magazine. The white background of the shoot gives the bright light-driven color a vibrant and prismatic effect that make it hard to tell between the patterns that are a part of the clothes and the projections.
The Interview Germany February 2012 issue is actually the first-ever for the publication, and features Lana Del Ray on the cover.
Light-Bending Fashion Pictorials
Ilva Hetmann in a Prismatic Shoot Interview Germany February 2012
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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