There is only one way the Fashion Gone Rogue ‘Noir’ online editorial could have been shot, and that’s in black and white. Not only does it allude to the glamor and mystery of film noir movies, it also accentuates the seductive quality of the sapphic relationship transpiring throughout the photoshoot. Dark, dangerous and daring, the images will dominate anyone’s day.
The Fashion Gone Rogue ‘Noir’ online editorial was shot by Gianluca Santoro, a photographer born in Salerno, Italy. It stars models Camila Castares and Louise De Chevigny, who have been clad in skintight latex and leather, not to mention the odd fur piece, by stylists Odette Bombardier and Leonneke Derksen. Hairstylist Emilie Salomon and makeup artist Dalila was on beauty duty.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Sapphic Greyscale Photoshoots
- The trend of sapphic greyscale photoshoots offers an opportunity for photographers to explore the seductive and mysterious aspects of the fashion world.
- Film Noir-inspired Editorials
- The trend of film noir-inspired editorials presents an opportunity for stylists to create dark, daring and glamorous looks that evoke the allure of classic movies.
- Latex and Leather Fashion
- The trend of incorporating latex and leather into fashion shoots allows designers to showcase edgy and provocative styles that appeal to bold and daring individuals.
Where This Applies
- Photography
- The photography industry can capitalize on the sapphic greyscale photoshoot trend by offering specialized services that cater to clients looking for seductive and mysterious visual content.
- Fashion Styling
- The fashion styling industry has an opportunity to embrace the film noir-inspired editorial trend and create unique looks that blend classic sophistication with a contemporary edge.
- Fashion Design
- The fashion design industry can explore the use of latex and leather in their collections, tapping into the trend and appealing to individuals who seek bold and provocative fashion choices.
