The Ponytail Spring/Summer 2010 issue features model Lyle Lodwick shot by photographer Christian Anwander in a few paint-splattered situations. Sporting some trendy jackets, a fedora and some wacky hairdos, Ponytail Mag seems like an eclectic masterpiece of sorts.
Ponytail is a unique biannual publication produced to guide, transform and inspire in high fashion and unique culture while incorporating a vast array of creative genres.
Implications - Companies and brands can stand out in the busy and cutthroat world of marketing by employing photographers and art directors who engage their products in avant-garde advertising. Ad campaigns that feature unconventional artistic images stand a good chance of earning supplementary coverage from the advertising community, art media, and artistically inclined members of the public.
Paint-Splattered Pictorials
Lyle Lodwick Covers Ponytail Spring/Summer 2010
Trend Themes
1. Avant-garde Advertising - Using photographers and art directors to create unconventional artistic images for ad campaigns to attract supplementary coverage from the advertising community, art media, and artistically inclined members of the public.
2. Eclectic Creativity - Incorporating a vast array of creative genres to provide inspiration for high fashion and unique culture publications.
3. Trendy Fashion - Featuring trendy jackets, fedoras, and wacky hairdos in high fashion publications to attract a younger audience and stay relevant.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - Incorporating avant-garde advertising and trendy fashion in high fashion publications to attract a younger audience and stay relevant.
2. Photography Industry - Creating unconventional artistic images for ad campaigns to attract supplementary coverage from the advertising community, art media, and artistically inclined members of the public.
3. Art Industry - Providing inspiration for high fashion and unique culture publications by incorporating a vast array of creative genres.