The Cover Denmark May 2012 Amanda Norgaard photoshoot features an incredible desert backdrop. The Danish model is found before heaps of sand and towering mountains, all the while shielding her piercing light eyes from the sun. This detailed production builds upon all the hype currently surrounding the coming warm months, especially on behalf of fashion designers who are more-than ready to reveal vivid pieces.
This editorial for Cover Denmark was executed by photographer Tomas Falmer. Falmer has done an excellent job of capturing the billowing fabrics worn by Noorgard, demonstrated by way of a long thing green overcoat and sheer, loose-fitting pants. The sunny setting has also been matched with an assortment of white and blue visors with a snakeskin print, displaying new and inventive ways to block rays of light this summer.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Desert-inspired Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion designers to create vibrant, billowing fabrics and new ways to block sunlight.
- Outdoor Photoshoots
- Opportunity for photographers to capture models in natural settings, showcasing the beauty of the desert backdrop.
- Snakeskin Print Accessories
- Opportunity for accessory designers to incorporate snakeskin print into visors and other sun-blocking items for the summer.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- Fashion designers can embrace the desert-inspired trend and create unique, summer-ready pieces.
- Photography
- Photographers can explore outdoor locations, like the desert, to capture stunning visuals for fashion and editorial shoots.
- Accessory
- Accessory designers can incorporate snakeskin print into their products, offering stylish and sun-protective options for consumers.
