In her Dragonborn photo series, fashion photographer Emilie Elizabeth combines elements of high end fashion with her favorite elements from the video game Skyrim.
Elizabeth primarily works out of Los Angeles. In addition to her experience conducting photo shoots for magazines, advertising campaigns and record labels, she's also a pretty big gamer and has worked on art projects with game developers like 2K Games (makers of Borderlands and Bioshock) and Treyarch (makers of Call of Duty: Black Ops).
Her Dragonborn photo series takes fashion models and places them against a scenic Californian backdrop which, notably, bear a striking resemblance to Skyim's Nordic-inspired landscapes. Some of the photos even manage to capture bits of humour that only fans of the game would pick up on, such as the bucket on the head or the subtle reference to taking an arrow to the knee.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Fashion Gaming Crossovers
- The Dragonborn photo series highlights the growing trend of blending high fashion with elements from video games.
- Virtual World Fashion
- The photos showcase the emerging trend of fashion within virtual worlds, offering new opportunities for clothing brands and designers to create digital fashion.
- Gamer-influenced Photography
- The Dragonborn photo series reflects the trend of gamers gaining influence in the world of art and photography, presenting opportunities for collaborations and unique perspectives.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore collaborations with video game developers to create clothing lines inspired by popular video games like Skyrim.
- Gaming
- Game developers can partner with fashion brands to create in-game fashion collections or virtual clothing options to enhance the gaming experience.
- Photography
- Photographers can tap into the gamer community and create unique photography projects that bridge the gap between gaming and art, attracting a new audience and potential clients.
