It's rare to find a fashion editorial that barely uses any color or prints, and instead focuses on the simplicity of an ethereal shoot, but the Imogen Morris Clarke Vogue Australia fashion shoot does just that.
Shot by photographer Max Doyle and styled by the critically aclaimed fashion editor of Vogue Australia, Meg Gray, the British model looks incredibly serene and stunning in these shots. At only 19 years old, Ms. Morris Clarke is truly a vision in white and is a beautiful breath of fresh air from the neon and pastel hues that have been taking over the fashion world as of late.
The Imogen Morris Clarke Vogue Australia photo shoot, called 'The New Romantics,' is breathtakingly simple and alluring.
What's Driving This Trend
- Simple-chic Fashion
- There is an opportunity to create simple-chic fashion editorials using minimalist design.
- Ethereal Photography
- There is an opportunity to cater to an audience that appreciates ethereal photography by creating editorial fashion shoots that focus on the simplicity of the shoot.
- Age-diverse Models
- There is an opportunity to create more age-diverse fashion editorial shoots using models that do not fit into the conventional age range of 18-25 years old.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can create more editorial shoots focused on the simplicity of fashion designs using minimalist design.
- Photography
- The photography industry can cater to an audience that appreciates ethereal photography by creating more editorial fashion shoots that focus on the simplicity of the shoot.
- Modeling
- The modeling industry can create more age-diverse fashion editorial shoots using models that do not fit into the conventional age range of 18-25 years old.
