'Les Invisibles' by Julius Bramanto Shows a Maid as a Fashionista
Marissa Brassfield — December 12, 2009 — Fashion
References: behance.net & fashionserved
‘Les Invisibles’ by Julius Bramanto shows that it’s fully possible to carry on domestic diva duties while looking fashionably fierce. This set explores the precarious relationship between housekeeper and homeowner—and does so in style.
Whether the model is wielding a duster or a power tool, it’s clear that she’s in charge. Check out more shots of ‘Les Invisibles’ by Julius Bramanto above, and keep clicking for more features that take on the theme of domestic help.
Whether the model is wielding a duster or a power tool, it’s clear that she’s in charge. Check out more shots of ‘Les Invisibles’ by Julius Bramanto above, and keep clicking for more features that take on the theme of domestic help.
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1. Domestic Fashion - Opportunities exist to disrupt the fashion industry by incorporating domestic help as glamorous and fashionable figures.
2. Empowering Household Workers - Innovations that empower and celebrate domestic workers can disrupt the traditional power dynamics in domestic settings.
3. Representation and Perception - There is potential for disruptively challenging societal perceptions by representing domestic help in unconventional and powerful ways.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can explore new concepts and designs by incorporating domestic help as fashionable and empowered figures.
2. Home & Lifestyle - Innovations and products that cater to household workers can disrupt and improve the home and lifestyle industry.
3. Media & Entertainment - Challenging the traditional portrayal and representation of domestic help in media can create disruptive opportunities to reshape the entertainment industry.
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