Photographer Jolijn Snijders captures an angsty hipster editorial for Baby Baby Baby Magazine that just screams "You don't understand me!" in a way that only a teenager could communicate without speaking.
The shoot has a very American Apparel/Terry Richardon-esque type feel to it, from the fashions to the 'girl down the street' look Jolijn Snijders uses. The anger just jumps off the page as the teen model's various posses and facial expressions completely sum up the attitude of a generation that is perpetually misunderstood. Ah, the good ole' days.
Angry Hipster Editorials
Jolijn Snijders Captures Teen Angst for Baby Baby Baby Magazine
Trend Themes
1. Hipster Teen Angst - There is an opportunity for companies that cater to young adults to incorporate a sense of angst or rebellion in their branding and marketing materials.
2. Youth Culture Photography - There is an opportunity for photographers to tap into youth culture by capturing the attitude and style of today's young adults.
3. Authenticity in Fashion - There is an opportunity for fashion brands to incorporate a more authentic, 'girl down the street' look to their clothing designs.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can tap into this trend by creating more clothing and accessories that cater to the 'girl down the street' look and feel.
2. Photography - The photography industry can benefit from capturing and marketing images that reflect youth culture and attitude.
3. Marketing - Marketers can take advantage of the hipster teen angst trend by incorporating a sense of rebellion or non-conformity in their branding or advertising campaigns.