I seem to have an undying love for black and white photography and the Monika Sawicka for Tush #26 editorial spread reaffirms why I love that form of photography so much.
The shoot, called 'Upper Wildside,' is edgy, seductive, dark and sexy. It's undeniable that Polish model Monika Sawicka looks absolutely unbelievable in the spread and the photos, shot by photographer Txema Yeste, are hard to look away from.
Wearing pieces from some of the top designers in the fashion industry, such as Betsey Johnson, J. Mendel, Valentino, Jeremy Scott, Yves Saint Laurent, Burberry, and 3.1 Philip Lim, the Monika Sawicka for Tush #26 editorial shoot is a fashion lover's dream come true.
Check out the photos and you might just be inspired to add some black lipstick into your beauty routine.
What's Driving This Trend
- Black and White Fashion Photography
- There is an opportunity to embrace the classic and sexy black and white photography in fashion editorials and campaigns.
- Seductive and Edgy Editorial Shoots
- Brands and designers can consider producing editorial shoots that focus on darker and sexier themes to attract audiences.
- High-end Designer Fashion in Editorials
- The use of high-end designer brands can be incorporated into editorial shoots to promote their collection and inspire fashion enthusiasts.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion and Apparel
- The fashion industry can take advantage of the trend of using black and white photography, seductive and edgy themes, and high-end designer brands in editorials to attract more customers.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore the opportunity of incorporating edgy and sexy vibes in their photos to diversify their portfolio and attract clients in the fashion industry.
- Cosmetics and Beauty
- Cosmetic and beauty brands can explore the use of black lipstick and dark makeup looks inspired by seductive editorial shoots to capture the interest of fashion-forward customers.
