Model Klara Krukenberg may be a beautiful waif in reality, but in the DEW Issue 5 editorial, she has been transformed into a femme fatale. Despite her delicate features, her dark looks lend the perfect guise for her new role. Shrouding herself with a mysterious air, the brunette beauty has a dangerous edge in the photoshoot.
Lensed by London-based Irish photographer Enokae, the DEW Issue 5 editorial has a film noir quality that adds a dramatic flair to the photoshoot. Styled by Dinta Jakile, the elegant and sexy wardrobe plays up the cinematic element of the editorial. Although the project is rather modern, there is a retro vibe that is carried throughout each still thanks to the style of photography and the fashion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Film Noir Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to capitalize on the timeless style of film noir and incorporate it into their designs for a unique and edgy look.
- Mysterious Air Aesthetic
- Brands can take inspiration from the alluring and dangerous vibe portrayed in the photoshoot to create intriguing marketing campaigns and product designs.
- Dark Beauty
- The increasing popularity of unconventional beauty can inspire beauty brands to expand their product lines and marketing to include edgier and more daring looks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can take inspiration from the film noir style and incorporate it into their designs for a unique and timeless look.
- Marketing and Advertising
- The mysterious and dangerous vibe portrayed in the photoshoot can inspire marketers to create intriguing campaigns that capture the audience's attention.
- Beauty
- The unconventional beauty portrayed in the photoshoot can inspire beauty brands to create products and marketing campaigns that embrace darker and edgier looks.
