The How To Spend It April 2012 'Lost In Lace' photoshoot follows an ivory color scheme. While most summertime features hone in on vibrant colors and patterns, this editorial has displayed a preference for the exact opposite, breaking a time-honored mold that is commonly seen in the magazine publication realm.
The Lost In Lace editorial was directed by photographer Damian Foxe. Foxe's work has effortlessly captured the beauty of Sophie Hirschfelder, a half-German half-Swiss model. The dainty backdrop blends in with delicate mesh pieces, many of which are reminiscent of ornate doilies. Many of the light ensembles displayed hints of blue, yellow and copper, mixing in the white out motif with minimal albeit vibrant notes.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Minimalist Color Schemes
- There is an opportunity for businesses to explore minimalist color schemes, breaking away from the traditional vibrant colors and patterns.
- Mesh and Lace Designs
- The use of delicate mesh and lace designs presents innovation opportunities in fashion and textile industries.
- Contrast in Light Ensembles
- Creating light ensembles with hints of vibrant colors like blue, yellow, and copper can disrupt the traditional white out motif.
Where This Applies
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can explore minimalist color schemes and incorporate mesh and lace designs.
- Textile
- Innovations in mesh and lace designs can create new opportunities in the textile industry.
- Photography
- Photographers can experiment with contrast in light ensembles to create visually striking images.
