The Ponystep 'Looking for Love' Shoot is Quirky, Quiet and Quaint
Meghan Young — November 28, 2011 — Fashion
References: ponystep & fashionising
The Ponystep 'Looking for Love' photoshoot shows one of the biggest endeavors of modern day life: Seeking the love of one's life. Through quiet, quaint and quirky scenes, this editorial follows a beautiful woman as she stumbles through life doing just that. It is this journey through unexpected places that really makes this magazine spread pull at heartstrings.
Once that emotional connection is made, the Ponystep Looking for Love editorial then entices people with fashion that is very reminiscent to Mrs. Robinson from 'The Graduate.' From the hair to the risque outfits, model Quarelle Jansen may not be a cougar, but she definitely is made to be an interesting character.
Shot by Andreas Larsson and styled by Joanna Schlenzka, the Ponystep Looking for Love photo is part of the magazine's issue 2.
Once that emotional connection is made, the Ponystep Looking for Love editorial then entices people with fashion that is very reminiscent to Mrs. Robinson from 'The Graduate.' From the hair to the risque outfits, model Quarelle Jansen may not be a cougar, but she definitely is made to be an interesting character.
Shot by Andreas Larsson and styled by Joanna Schlenzka, the Ponystep Looking for Love photo is part of the magazine's issue 2.
Trend Themes
1. Lonely Lady Editorials - The trend of showcasing quirky, unique and emotional portraits of women in fashion magazines have emerged.
2. Mrs. Robinson Fashion - The trend of fashion that is retro, risque and playful inspired by the character of Mrs. Robinson from The Graduate is gaining popularity.
3. Editorial Storytelling - The trend of using photoshoots in fashion magazines to tell a story and evoke emotions is becoming more prevalent.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can take inspiration from the flirtatious and unique style showcased in the Ponystep Looking for Love editorial.
2. Magazine Industry - The magazine industry can adopt the trend of editorial storytelling, by showcasing photoshoots that tell a story and stir emotions.
3. Photography Industry - The photography industry can adapt the trend of shooting characters and models in unexpected and quirky locations to capture unique and emotional portraits.
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