The Magazine Antidote 'Siren' editorial might be looked upon as sexy and seductive, but it is also dark and dewy as though it were captured on a hot night in the middle of nowhere. Nevertheless, it is a studio shoot that alternates between black and white backdrops. The darkened shots are the most mesmerizing due to the colorful lighting saturating each still.
Lensed by Holland-born and Paris-based photographer Jan Welter, the Magazine Antidote Siren editorial is part of the publication's spring and summer issue, which has been dubbed Icon. It stars model Natasha Poly. The Russian beauty was styled by editor-in-chief Yann Weber, who clad her in form-fitting outfits from labels such as Versace, Mugler and Hervé Léger. The looks were perfected by makeup artist Christine Corbel and hairstylist Christian Eberhard.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Dark Dewy Photography
- There is an opportunity for photographers to explore dark and dewy aesthetics, creating visually captivating images.
- Colorful Lighting Effects
- The use of colorful lighting techniques can add a mesmerizing and unique touch to photography.
- Studio Editorials
- Studio shoots that alternate between black and white backdrops provide a versatile and captivating aesthetic for fashion editorials.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion Photography
- Fashion photographers can incorporate dark and dewy aesthetics, as well as colorful lighting effects, to create impactful and captivating images for editorial shoots.
- Fashion Styling
- Stylists can experiment with form-fitting outfits from labels like Versace, Mugler, and Hervé Léger to create compelling looks for editorials with dark and dewy themes.
- Makeup and Hairstyling
- Makeup artists and hairstylists have the opportunity to perfect looks that complement the dark and dewy aesthetic, enhancing the overall mood and impact of editorial shoots.
