The Prada Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook is the latest iteration of the fashion house's celebrated fantasy photo spreads. For Fall 2010, Alexander Reichert and Fausto Fantinuoli lend their artistic talent, splashing surreal hues and adding illustrations to styles modeled by Mark Cox, Bastiaan Ninaber and Aram Gevorgyan.
Implications - What I find particularly interesting about this Lookbook is the delicate feminine features on the models: their faces are able to communicate lots of subtle emotions. This is definitely a great series.
According to The Fashionisto, Philip Meech's backstage photography served as the basis for the Prada Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook. See more shots above.
Illustrated Menswear Models
The Prada Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook Features Surrealist Styles
Trend Themes
1. Illustrated Fashion Campaigns - Fashion brands can incorporate illustrated elements into their advertising campaigns to create a unique and visually striking aesthetic, as demonstrated in Prada's Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.
2. Emotive Male Models - There is an opportunity for male models to showcase emotive and delicate facial expressions, as demonstrated by Mark Cox, Bastiaan Ninaber, and Aram Gevorgyan in Prada's Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.
3. Artistic Collaborations - Fashion brands can collaborate with artists to incorporate unique and visually striking elements into their advertising campaigns, as demonstrated by Prada's collaboration with Alexander Reichert and Fausto Fantinuoli for their Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can incorporate illustrated elements and collaborate with artists to create unique and visually striking advertising campaigns, as demonstrated in Prada's Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.
2. Photography - There is an opportunity for photographers to capture emotive and delicate facial expressions in male models, as demonstrated in Philip Meech's backstage photography and Prada's Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.
3. Art - There is an opportunity for artists to collaborate with fashion brands and incorporate their unique and visually striking elements into advertising campaigns, as demonstrated in Prada's collaboration with Alexander Reichert and Fausto Fantinuoli for their Fall 2010 Fantasy Lookbook.