Photographer Paolo Roversi captures the blues of the colder months with an editorial that stars model Guinevere Van Seenus dressed up in woolen layers and thick sweaters for the Fall 2014 Dazed magazine issue. The editorial focuses on the art of layering sweaters and jackets for the cool seasons.
Seenus channels a rather solemn and somber look for the Dazed Fall 2014 issue. Makeup artist Marie Duhart accentuated Seenus' pale porcelain skin with vampy Oxblood lips and a dark smokey eye. Stylish Robbie Spencer decked Seenus out in a series of colorful oversized shawls knitted from neon wools in green hues, fleece beanies and large sweaters. The dark black and gray color tones of garments gave a dark and mysterious vibe to the shoot.
Somber Fall Editorials
Model Guinevere Van Seenus Poses in Knitted Sweaters for Dazed Magazine
Trend Themes
1. Layering Fashion - Expanding the concept of layering to include sweaters and jackets opens up opportunities for creative and unique outfit combinations.
2. Somber Aesthetics - Cultivating a solemn and somber look can create a distinct aesthetic for fashion brands and photographers seeking to evoke a certain mood.
3. Neon Wool Accents - Incorporating neon wools into knitted accessories and clothing pieces provides a playful pop of color to contrast with the darker tones of fall and winter fashion.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion designers and brands can explore new designs and collections that focus on the art of layering, utilizing sweaters and jackets to create visually interesting outfits for the colder months.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with somber aesthetics and emotive themes to capture unique and captivating images for fashion editorials and campaigns.
3. Textile and Yarn Manufacturing - The demand for neon wools and unique yarns for knitting accessories and garments presents an opportunity for textile manufacturers to cater to the fashion industry's desire for colorful accents.