When you decide to throw away old keys, pieces of doors or chips, the Urbandon Jewellery Shoot will remind you how valuable these little pieces of work are.
The shoot captures Sydney label 'Urbandon' jewelry by designer Don Pezzano in a high-fashion style. Lensed by Peter Coulson (who knows how to bring black and white images to life with little or no effort), the shoot is irresistibly enticing. Dressed in little or no clothing, model Alicia swifts away with key chains around her neck.
Using simple bolts, whistles and other scrap materials, Don mixes art and fashion with a twist of scrap materials. So if you decide that something is a piece of junk, this editorial will clearly show you the wonders of scrap in the world of fashion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Upcycled Fashion Accessories
- Opportunity for fashion brands to create accessories using scrap materials, adding value to discarded items.
- Minimalist High-fashion Photography
- Photographers can explore black and white imagery to create captivating fashion shoots with minimalistic styling.
- Sustainable Jewelry Design
- Jewelry designers can incorporate scrap materials like bolts and keys to create unique and eco-friendly jewelry pieces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can embrace upcycling and sustainable practices to create innovative accessories and reduce waste.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with minimalistic styling and black and white imagery to create visually striking fashion editorials.
- Jewelry
- Jewelry designers can find opportunities in creating sustainable jewelry collections using scrap materials, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.
