Vogue Korea's 'Forest of Flounce' Spread Combines Nature and the City
— May 22, 2013 — Fashion
References: style.co.kr & forums.thefashionspot
Vogue Korea's editorial for its June issue, called 'Forest of Flounce,' displays forest photography at its most high-fashion. The editorial shows model Sera Park dressed in several bold black and white ensembles, often with elaborate headpieces. One such headpiece combines a black helmet-like structure with a gold metallic neck collar, topped with a tuft of white feathers. The result is a mixture of industrial urbanity and whimsical nature.
The juxtaposition of the man-made and the natural is present throughout the editorial, highlighted by photographer Bon-Chang Koo's ability to use Sera Park as complementary to her woodsy surroundings, rather than having her clash with them. The result is an effortless marriage of the past to the future, and the industrial to the natural.
The juxtaposition of the man-made and the natural is present throughout the editorial, highlighted by photographer Bon-Chang Koo's ability to use Sera Park as complementary to her woodsy surroundings, rather than having her clash with them. The result is an effortless marriage of the past to the future, and the industrial to the natural.
Trend Themes
1. Forest Fashion Photography - Opportunity for fashion brands to create editorial spreads that combine nature and high fashion, showcasing bold and whimsical ensembles in woodland settings.
2. Urban-nature Fusion - Opportunity for designers to create headpieces and accessories that blend industrial urbanity with natural elements, creating a juxtaposition of man-made and organic.
3. Industrial-natural Aesthetics - Opportunity for photographers to capture the beauty of industrial urbanity and woodsy landscapes, creating a visually striking contrast of past and future, and industrial and natural.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion brands can explore the fusion of nature and high fashion, offering bold ensembles and accessories that complement woodland settings.
2. Photography - Photographers can experiment with capturing the juxtaposition of industrial urbanity and natural landscapes, creating visually stunning images.
3. Design - Designers can create headpieces and accessories that combine industrial elements with natural materials, catering to a market interested in the fusion of man-made and organic aesthetics.
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