The i-D Spring 2011 editorial is creepy and eery as model Kirsi Pyrhonen poses with doll-like perfection.
The 'Doll Divine' spread features rising star Kirsi Pyrhonen with a Mia Farrow-inspired pixie haircut and thick eyebrows. The fashion in this doll-inspired editorial is a clear throwback to the 60s, with its shapeless minis and white lace collars. With ankle-high socks, Pyrhonen gives off a unique innocence in her poses, which emphasize the model's extremely long, spidery legs and height. The editorial is a tribute to a past 60s supermodel, Twiggy. Pyrhonen gives off great doll expressions, making this spread true to its name. The spread was shot by photographer Emma Summerton and styled by Cathy Kasterine.
The i-D Spring 2011 is beautifully timeless and is a great contrast to i-D's more recent editorial spreads.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- 60s-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity to create modern interpretations of iconic 60s fashion pieces with a contemporary twist.
- Doll-like Aesthetic
- Potential to incorporate doll-like features and styling in fashion campaigns and editorials to create a unique and intriguing visual appeal.
- Nostalgic Fashion Editorials
- Chance to tap into the nostalgia trend by producing fashion editorials that pay homage to iconic fashion eras like the 60s.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore 60s-inspired designs and doll-like aesthetics to attract consumers looking for unique and nostalgic fashion pieces.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with creating visually captivating doll-like editorials inspired by different eras, such as the 60s, to stand out in the industry.
- Magazines
- Magazines can feature nostalgic fashion editorials, like the i-D Spring 2011 spread, to engage readers looking for a blend of timeless and contemporary fashion inspiration.
