Psychological style takes a turn for the past in this High Heels in Demand shoot by Emmanuel Giraud. The deviant Victorian editorial is featured in Tangent Magazine number 6 with a fierce and mystifying Sarah Stephens.
The surreal prints reflect each other on either side of the spine, producing supernatural mirrored scenes that are further enhanced in the photoshoot's warped video by James Bretell. Combining tempestuous frizzy tresses with clenching corsets and gargantuan gowns, High Heels in Demand by Emmanuel Giraud turns refined fashion feral.
What's Driving This Trend
- Victorian Fashion Revival
- Fashion designers and brands can create innovative designs by incorporating Victorian-style elements in their collections.
- Surrealism in Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can explore artistic expression through surrealism and produce captivating visuals like the ones in High Heels in Demand by Emmanuel Giraud.
- Mirrored Prints in Fashion Editorials
- Fashion publishers can experiment with mirrored prints to create captivating and hypnotic visuals in their editorials.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Design
- The incorporation of Victorian-style elements in fashion designs presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation and market differentiation.
- Fashion Photography
- Surrealist fashion photography offers an opportunity to create unique and captivating visuals that stand out in a crowded market.
- Fashion Publishing
- The use of mirrored prints in fashion editorials presents an opportunity to create stunning visuals that can attract readers and generate revenue.
