Jakob Wiechmann is a 'Dead Man' in Feld Hommes
Marissa Brassfield — November 28, 2009 — Fashion
References: feldhommes.de & thefashionisto
Halloween may have come and gone, but 'Dead Man' in Feld Hommes proves that pop culture hasn't had its fill of gore, gloom and doom just yet. This editorial features Jakob Wiechmann as a zombie of sorts, wearing plenty of black and sprawling across concrete slabs and coffins.
Photographer Markus Pritzi shot 'Dead Man' in Feld Hommes, and stylist Isabelle Thiry helped make each shot that much creepier. Check out more zombie-loving features below.
Photographer Markus Pritzi shot 'Dead Man' in Feld Hommes, and stylist Isabelle Thiry helped make each shot that much creepier. Check out more zombie-loving features below.
Trend Themes
1. Zombie Fashion - Opportunities exist in the fashion industry for creating edgy and avant-garde designs that incorporate horror elements.
2. Horror Photography - There is potential for new and innovative photographic techniques that bring out the eerie and unsettling qualities of their subject matter.
3. Undead Entertainment - The entertainment industry can explore fresh ideas in horror-based shows, movies and video games that engage audiences in new ways.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take inspiration from macabre imagery and promote experimentation with new and unconventional designs.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with new techniques to capture horror and zombie-themed images in innovative ways.
3. Entertainment - The horror genre provides a wealth of opportunities for the entertainment industry to create content that resonates with audiences in new and terrifying ways.
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