Models Caroline Brasch Nielsen and Madison Headrick are a cross between trainer and dominatrix in the Numero Issue 134 editorial. They are captured working out a bodybuilder in a darkly unorthodox way. Armed with chains, a strict attitude and some very revealing outfits, there is no way that he, Robert Torres, will second guess anything they ask of him.
The Numero Issue 134 editorial was shot by New York-based photographer Greg Kadel. Outfitted by stylist Elizabeth Sulcer, the no-nonsense beauties are clad in metallic accessories and structured silhouettes from such labels as Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, Lanvin and Versace. Hairstylist Cim Mahony gave them slicked-back ponytails while makeup artist Mariel Barrera played with a glamorous look.
The Numero Issue 134 editorial is set to appear in the magazine's June and July edition.
Dominated Bodybuilder Editorials
The Numero Issue 134 Photoshoot Revolves Around a Gritty Workout
Trend Themes
1. Dominatrix-style Workouts - Fitness regimes with a dominatrix aesthetic can appeal to a niche market looking for a unique and empowering workout experience.
2. Unconventional Fitness Accessories - Designing and marketing unconventional fitness accessories like chains and metallic jewelry can be a lucrative business opportunity for the fitness and fashion industries.
3. Dark Glamour Fitness - Combining workout routines with dark and glamorous aesthetics can create a new trend for gym-goers and potential fashion-fitness collaborations.
Industry Implications
1. Fitness - The fitness industry can broaden its appeal through dominatrix-style workouts for a subset of their customers who want an edgier and unique experience.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can benefit from partnering with fitness brands to bring sexy, fashion-forward gym gear to the market.
3. Photography - Photographers can create innovative photo shoots inspired by unconventional workouts and dark aesthetics for editorial content or promotional campaigns.