The Schon Magazine 'Chalk' editorial is not typically Gothic. The bright white walls are a dead giveaway that that is the case. The dark quality of the shoot, which lends itself to a Gothic theme, is found in the fashion and somber attitude of the model.
Captured by London-based photographer Diego Indraccolo, the Schon Magazine Chalk editorial appears in the British publication's latest issue. It stars model Amber Anderson. The British beauty was styled by Kay Korsch, who outfitted her in a monotone and minimalist wardrobe comprised of designs from the likes of Christopher Kane, Marni and Antonio Beradi. Her sheared coif by Peter Lux and pallid face by Afton Radojicic finish the looks.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Monotone Fashion
- There is an opportunity for the fashion industry to explore minimalist, monotone designs that create a sleek and sophisticated aesthetic.
- Gothic-inspired Shoots
- Photography and fashion industries can tap into the allure of Gothic aesthetics to create visually striking and emotionally charged editorials.
- Alternative Beauty
- The beauty industry can embrace unconventional looks and embrace alternative beauty standards, showcasing unique and edgy hairstyles and makeup.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace Gothic-inspired shoots and monotone fashion to offer consumers a darker and more sleek choice in clothing.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with Gothic-inspired shoots and explore the use of bright white spaces to create contrast and evoke different emotions.
- Beauty
- The beauty industry has the opportunity to showcase alternative beauty standards by creating unique and avant-garde hairstyles and makeup looks.
