Model Aymeline Valade exudes some serious sass in this beachwear editorial for the Zoo magazine Summer 2011 issue. Fashion photographer Matthias Vriens-McGrath selected some killer angles to capture Valade's toned, tan physique; even when she's lounging, she exudes ferocity, tension and aggression.
The Zoo magazine Summer 2011 photo shoot takes place at a rocky beach on a gorgeous, slightly cloudy day. The fashion featured in the pictorial comes from esteemed fashion houses that include Louis Vuitton, Christian Louboutin, Lacoste and Sonia Rykiel. Some of the strappy two-piece bikinis wrap around Aymeline Valade's waist, neck and back in an especially artful fashion -- I can only imagine the tan lines these suits would cause if their wearer were to fall asleep in the sun!
What's Driving This Trend
- Beachwear Innovation
- Opportunity to disrupt the beachwear industry by creating innovative designs that emphasize artfulness and unique tan lines.
- Aggressive Fashion Photography
- The use of aggressive and fierce poses in fashion photography can create a disruptive and attention-grabbing visual narrative for brands.
- Rocky Beach Aesthetic
- Expanding on the rocky beach aesthetic in fashion shoots offers a disruptive opportunity to showcase unconventional locations and angles.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace aggressive fashion photography to create a distinct brand identity and capture consumer attention.
- Swimwear
- The swimwear industry can explore beachwear innovation to create unique designs that appeal to consumers looking for artful and unconventional options.
- Photography
- Photography industry professionals can experiment with the rocky beach aesthetic to offer their clients unique and visually stunning outdoor photoshoot locations.
