Denaturation De L'enfance by Remi Rebillard Questions Young Models
Meghan Young — January 30, 2013 — Fashion
References: remirebillard & fashionising
The Denaturation De L'enfance photo series, which means 'Denaturation of Childhood' in French, deals with the loss of innocence. Darkly romantic, there is a weariness in model Alexandra's eyes that should not be there on account of her blushing youth. Of course, the series addresses the idea that many children are forced to grow up faster than others due to unfortunate circumstances.
Playing on Alexandra's doll-like beauty, which is part of the photographer's signature style, the Denaturation De L'enfance photo series also comments on the debate surrounding young models. Shot by Remi Rebillard and styled by Mark Williamson, the photoshoot ages her soul rather than her physical appearance. Although appearing mature beyond her age, it is portrayed so in a more tasteful and thus acceptable way.
Playing on Alexandra's doll-like beauty, which is part of the photographer's signature style, the Denaturation De L'enfance photo series also comments on the debate surrounding young models. Shot by Remi Rebillard and styled by Mark Williamson, the photoshoot ages her soul rather than her physical appearance. Although appearing mature beyond her age, it is portrayed so in a more tasteful and thus acceptable way.
Trend Themes
1. Loss of Innocence - Opportunity to create products and services that address the emotional impact of growing up too fast.
2. Dark Romanticism - Potential for innovative marketing campaigns that tap into the allure of melancholic aesthetics.
3. Debate on Youthful Models - Possibility to disrupt the fashion industry by redefining the depiction of children in advertising and media.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Opportunity for fashion brands to design age-appropriate clothing that empowers young individuals.
2. Photography - Chance for photographers to explore new visual styles that convey complex emotions in their work.
3. Child Development - Potential for organizations to create programs and resources that support the emotional well-being of children who grow up too fast.
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