'I Met You for a Reason' Alludes to Unsettling Psychology
Amelia Roblin — July 20, 2011 — Naughty
References: gusmarx & fashioncopious.typepad
Ever since the release of the Black Swan movie, the public has come to suspect the darker side of ballet. 'I Met You for a Reason' is one such editorial that explores some of the film's creepy themes, mixed amidst images of a delicate and beautiful dancer.
Vika K. is pictured within what look to be her bedroom and a dance studio in stirring photos lensed by Gustavo Marx. On the floor, she is draped in soft and loose fabrics that embrace the gentle movements of her body. In several scenes however, the model is completely naked and left to her own psychological devices. Crying in the shower, bathing in her costume and pulling aggressively at her breasts, the girl is accompanied by disturbing dialogues in 'I Met You for a Reason.'
Vika K. is pictured within what look to be her bedroom and a dance studio in stirring photos lensed by Gustavo Marx. On the floor, she is draped in soft and loose fabrics that embrace the gentle movements of her body. In several scenes however, the model is completely naked and left to her own psychological devices. Crying in the shower, bathing in her costume and pulling aggressively at her breasts, the girl is accompanied by disturbing dialogues in 'I Met You for a Reason.'
Trend Themes
1. Dark Ballet Aesthetics - Create fashion and beauty products embracing the dark, unsettling aspects of ballet.
2. Psychology-driven Photography - Experiment with photography that challenges the viewer's perception of beauty and normalcy in a psychological manner.
3. Nudity and Vulnerability in Art - Explore the power dynamics of nudity and vulnerability in art, as it relates to self-expression and emotional catharsis.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Design bold, dramatic clothing lines inspired by ballet's darker themes and aesthetics.
2. Photography - Develop photography skills that embrace the unsettling, vulnerable side of subjects in order to capture the essence of their psychology.
3. Fine Art - Use the themes in this editorial to inform fine art pieces that explore the darker, more vulnerable aspects of human existence.
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