The Numero June July 2012 Mihalik Editorial is Unassuming
Jordy E — June 19, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: numero-magazine & thingsilike-rotex.blogspot
The Numero magazine June/July 2012 photoshoot showcasing Eniko Mihalik does an excellent job of hiding the bulk of the Hungarian models features. Dark shadows and obscure angles are all used here to make for a rather haunting set, effectively turning typical summertime productions on its head.
This editorial for the Numero publication was captured by photographers Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello. The dim nature of the photos makes for a memorable Mihalik production with some rather coy twists. While Mihalik is wearing womanly dresses, chunky necklaces and loose, free-flowing skirts, the somber finish that characterizes the photos provides a veil of modesty. Stylist Samuel Francois must be given due recognition as he is in large part responsible for this arcane display.
This editorial for the Numero publication was captured by photographers Sofia Sanchez and Mauro Mongiello. The dim nature of the photos makes for a memorable Mihalik production with some rather coy twists. While Mihalik is wearing womanly dresses, chunky necklaces and loose, free-flowing skirts, the somber finish that characterizes the photos provides a veil of modesty. Stylist Samuel Francois must be given due recognition as he is in large part responsible for this arcane display.
Trend Themes
1. Obscured Shoots - The use of dark shadows and obscure angles in photoshoots to create unique and haunting imagery.
2. Modest Elegance - The trend of veiling womanly features to create a more modest and elegant look in fashion photography.
3. Coy Twist - The use of unexpected elements and twists in fashion photography to add intrigue and complexity.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can incorporate these trends to create unique and memorable campaigns that stand out from the norm.
2. Photography Industry - The photography industry can experiment with new techniques and angles to create more captivating imagery.
3. Magazine Industry - Magazines can work with photographers and stylists to create cutting-edge editorials that capture readers' attention and keep them engaged.
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