'Modern Gladiator' in Razor Red Magazine Shows the New Face of a Fighter
Marissa Brassfield — April 19, 2010 — Fashion
References: razor-red.hk & larapixie.blogspot
Say adios to images of gladiators with rippling muscles and swords; the vision presented in 'Modern Gladiator' in Razor | Red Magazine is significantly skinnier.
Model Pawel Bednarek takes the charge for this fighter-themed editorial. Instead of shields and chainmail, though, he's outfitted in football pads, a boxer's head protector and a vinyl jacket. I don't know if he could fight a lion or take down a more well-muscled opponent, but fashion photography is allowed a little creative hyperbole.
Model Pawel Bednarek takes the charge for this fighter-themed editorial. Instead of shields and chainmail, though, he's outfitted in football pads, a boxer's head protector and a vinyl jacket. I don't know if he could fight a lion or take down a more well-muscled opponent, but fashion photography is allowed a little creative hyperbole.
Trend Themes
1. Skinnier Gladiators - The trend of portraying gladiators with a slimmer build offers an opportunity for fashion brands to create unique and unconventional designs for athletic wear.
2. Sporty Fashion Editorials - Trendsetters can take inspiration from the athletic styling seen in 'Modern Gladiator' and create fashion editorials with a sporty twist.
3. Creative Hyperbole - The idea of using creative hyperbole in fashion photography and advertising can be taken further to create visually engaging campaigns that garner attention.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can benefit from the trend of portraying gladiators with slimmer builds by creating athleisure wear that caters to those looking for unconventional designs.
2. Publishing - Publishers can take inspiration from the sporty styling seen in 'Modern Gladiator' to create engaging editorials for their publications.
3. Advertising - Using creative hyperbole in advertising can help brands create campaigns that are visually engaging and stand out from the competition.
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