Alexey Sorokin Takes Old-School Art Cues for Push It Magazine
Marissa Brassfield — August 29, 2009 — Fashion
References: pushitmagazine & larapixie.blogspot
This editorial shot by Alexey Sorokin for Push It Magazine is filled with modern fashions, but its styling looks something like a Renaissance-era painted portrait.
From the blurred and softened lines in the finished pictures for Push It Magazine to the perfected faraway stares from model Liam Onell, stylists Yekaterina Bazhenova and Svetlana Sorokina and photographer Alexey Sorokin make a killer art team. Check out the full editorial above.
Implications - These renaissance portraits employ retro qualities to appeal to the modern consumer. With contemporary society being bombarded with various products, many individuals are looking for commodities from times gone by. Companies should consider how to induce these emotions of nostalgia in order to sell their commodities.
From the blurred and softened lines in the finished pictures for Push It Magazine to the perfected faraway stares from model Liam Onell, stylists Yekaterina Bazhenova and Svetlana Sorokina and photographer Alexey Sorokin make a killer art team. Check out the full editorial above.
Implications - These renaissance portraits employ retro qualities to appeal to the modern consumer. With contemporary society being bombarded with various products, many individuals are looking for commodities from times gone by. Companies should consider how to induce these emotions of nostalgia in order to sell their commodities.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Nostalgia - Create products or experiences that evoke feelings of nostalgia to attract modern consumers.
2. Blurred Aesthetics - Incorporate blurred and softened lines in design and photography to create a sense of timeless beauty.
3. Art-inspired Styling - Apply artistic techniques and aesthetics from different eras to fashion and editorial shoots for a unique and captivating look.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity to create retro-inspired clothing lines and accessories that tap into the desire for nostalgia.
2. Photography - Explore new techniques and filters that blur and soften lines in order to achieve a timeless and artistic aesthetic.
3. Marketing and Advertising - Use art-inspired styling and aesthetics in promotional materials and campaigns to grab the attention of the target audience and create a memorable impression.
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