‘Nightcall' by Edina Csoboth is Inspired by 'Drive'
Meghan Young — January 31, 2012 — Fashion
References: edinacsoboth & fashionising
‘Nightcall’ by Edina Csoboth makes no attempt to hide its inspiration. If the sullen expressions, quiet scenes and neon lights don’t give it away, the title does. This photo shoot is named after Kavinsky & Lovefoxxx’s 80s-influenced music track for the sleeper hit movie ‘Drive.’
Standing in for Ryan Gosling, model Hedi plays the female counterpart to his mysterious, nameless character in Nightcall by Edina Csoboth. Fortunately for her, stylist David Nyiri clads her in a range of different outfits instead of relying on the same scorpion jacket Gosling wore throughout the film. The neon lights that were so impactful in the movie are translated into the electric ensembles Nyiri pieces together.
Hairstylist Zsanett Fabian and makeup artist Timea Hadnagy also worked on Nightcall by Edina Csoboth.
Standing in for Ryan Gosling, model Hedi plays the female counterpart to his mysterious, nameless character in Nightcall by Edina Csoboth. Fortunately for her, stylist David Nyiri clads her in a range of different outfits instead of relying on the same scorpion jacket Gosling wore throughout the film. The neon lights that were so impactful in the movie are translated into the electric ensembles Nyiri pieces together.
Hairstylist Zsanett Fabian and makeup artist Timea Hadnagy also worked on Nightcall by Edina Csoboth.
Trend Themes
1. Electric Ensemble Fashion - The trend of incorporating neon lights and electric ensembles into fashion photoshoots offers opportunities for new collaborations with lighting designers and creative use of technology in fashion.
2. Film-inspired Fashion - The trend of creating fashion editorials inspired by popular films offers opportunities to engage fans of both fashion and film, and to create new marketing partnerships with film studios.
3. Gender-bending Fashion - The trend of casting models in gender-bending roles offers opportunities to push boundaries and challenge traditional fashion gender norms in innovative ways.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can take advantage of film-inspired photo shoots and gender-bending fashion to explore new avenues of creative expression and appeal to broader audiences.
2. Film - The film industry can leverage fashion editorials inspired by popular movies as a marketing tool to engage fans and generate buzz.
3. Beauty - The beauty industry can collaborate with fashion and film to create cohesive editorial looks and push boundaries in gender representation and creative expression.
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