Actress Carey Mulligan is trapped in a plastic bubble for the AnOther Magazine Fall 2012 cover shoot. Of course, many actors and actresses can be described as living in a bubble considering the extravagant lives they lead. Promoting her latest film, 'Inside Llewyn Davis,' and the highly anticipated 'The Great Gatsby,' Mulligan embraces her androgynous side. A change from her feminine character in the latter film, Fashionising describes her as "a female James Bond."
The AnOther Magazine Fall 2012 cover shoot was shot by Craig McDean, a British photographer based in New York City. Clad in a Miu Miu suit, Mulligan can also be mistaken for a time-traveller from the 70s. The retro burgundy outfit is finished with a printed shirt and slicked back hair.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Plastic Bubble Photography
- Photographers can explore using plastic bubbles as a unique and visually stunning concept for editorials and fashion shoots.
- Androgynous Fashion
- The fashion industry can embrace androgynous styling as a way to challenge traditional gender norms and create bold, statement-making looks.
- Retro-inspired Fashion
- Designers can draw inspiration from the 70s era to create fashionable outfits that blend vintage elements with modern aesthetics.
Where This Applies
- Photography
- Photography professionals can explore innovative techniques and concepts like plastic bubble photography to create visually captivating images.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can tap into the androgynous fashion trend, creating unisex designs that challenge traditional gender roles and encourage self-expression.
- Design
- Designers can incorporate retro-inspired elements from the 70s into their creations, offering customers a nostalgic yet contemporary fashion experience.
