The Flatt Magazine Spring/Summer 2012 Kolfinna Kristófersdóttir photoshoot displays the best of dark, punk-chic fashion. Kristófersdóttir is found clad throughout in dark, spiky pieces, and her serious downward set gaze helped to further the editorial's mysterious appeal.
Photographer Nico Iliev oversaw the execution of this haunting Flatt Magazine production. His work with Harper's Bazaar Spain, Amanda Lepore and the Stradivarius advertisements have been detailed in every regard. And while he has mostly concentrated on vibrant and floral backdrops, his shift towards rebellious rocker motifs has been done with attention to style and at base, fine art.
Studded leather jackets and an assortment of cut-out, tasseled and see-through apparel make for the perfect 'I'm with the band' ensembles. Kristófersdóttir's light cosmetics also promotes an au natural take on the often glamorous look.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dark Punk Fashion
- There is a disruptive opportunity for designers to create new lines that embrace the dark punk aesthetic showcased in the editorial.
- Rebellious Rocker Motifs
- Brands could incorporate rebellious rocker motifs into their advertising campaigns and photo shoots for a unique and edgy aesthetic.
- Au Natural Look
- There is a potential for beauty companies to develop makeup lines that promote a more natural and understated look, similar to the one displayed in the editorial.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can incorporate more edgy and rebellious fashion designs inspired by this editorial.
- Advertising
- Brands can incorporate a more punk-rebel vibe into their advertising campaigns and photo shoots to appeal to younger audiences.
- Beauty
- There is potential in the beauty industry for the development of a makeup line that promotes an au natural look similar to the one displayed in the editorial.
