Photographer Bruce Weber captures realistic love and happiness in his latest work for Vogue Italia March 2010. The spread, titled ‘London in Love,’ is an eight-chapter montage of different scenes from a cute couple meeting on the street to a pair sneaking some alone time under a jacket.
Fashion editor Joe McKenna seemed to go for a snapshot-like theme in which real people are captured in real life situations of love and normalcy. Different from the high-fashion spreads usually seen in Vogue, ‘London in Love’ is a refreshing reminder of what fashion and life are all about.
Montage Fashion Spreads
‘London in Love' in Vogue Italia March 2010 is Eight Chapters
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - Fashion photographers can leverage realistic love photography to create captivating and relatable visuals for magazines and brands.
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3. Fashion Brands - Fashion brands can tap into the trend of refreshing fashion representation to connect with consumers by showcasing real people and real emotions in their campaigns.