Anna Palma's 'Hanging with Icons' Editorial Inspires Nostalgia
Alyson Wyers — August 15, 2013 — Fashion
References: fashiongonerogue
In 'Hanging with Icons' photographer Anna Palma captures the model superimposed with projected images of historical figures. The exclusive editorial for Fashion Gone Rogue features model Matilda Price with the likes of John F. Kennedy, Elvis, Marilyn Monroe and David Bowie. Palma's most recent work coincides with the styling of Christine Baker. Meanwhile, Dane Holweger was the art director and prop stylist. Beauty artist Susan Haddon handled hair and makeup.
The blonde model is styled glamorously and evokes an eerily nostalgic emotion in Hanging with Icons. Not only does Price pose with the icons, her styling and positioning compliments or imitates the projection in some way. Whether she is smoking, waving or laying in bed, the series is seamless.
The blonde model is styled glamorously and evokes an eerily nostalgic emotion in Hanging with Icons. Not only does Price pose with the icons, her styling and positioning compliments or imitates the projection in some way. Whether she is smoking, waving or laying in bed, the series is seamless.
Trend Themes
1. Projected Image Photography - The use of projected images in photography creates a captivating and nostalgic aesthetic, offering opportunities for innovative storytelling and visual compositions.
2. Iconic Figure Superimposition - Superimposing historical figures onto models in photography creates a sense of connection to the past, opening up possibilities for unique and thought-provoking artistic expressions.
3. Nostalgic Editorial Photography - Creating editorial photography that evokes a sense of nostalgia allows for powerful storytelling that resonates with audiences, providing potential for creative brand collaborations and emotional connections.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Photography - The trend of suggestive iconic photography presents opportunities for fashion photographers to create visually stunning and emotive narratives.
2. Art and Culture - The use of projected images and iconic figure superimposition in photography can disrupt and redefine traditional notions of art and culture, inspiring new forms of expression and interpretation.
3. Advertising and Marketing - Leveraging nostalgic editorial photography in advertising campaigns can create a strong emotional connection with consumers, enabling brands to tell compelling stories and build brand loyalty.
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