The October 2012 Dazed & Confused Magazine features a stunning pictorial portrayal of behind-the-scenes editorials.
Meant to depict a low-budget fashion story, this editorial adds an eerie twist to the concept of a fashion spread. It is meta in its approach to a photo shoot within a photo shoot and makes for fantastically decadent imagery. Models are depicted in casual poses donning an array of fashion house garments, such as Gucci and Givenchy by Ricardo Tisci.
Captured by photographer Jeff Bark, the editorial plays with the notion of accessible fashion. In the era of Tumblr, Pinterest and other blogging platforms, it has become easier for fashion to be accessed and created by many people. This depiction of editorial magic adds a down-to-earth approach to fashion spreads with the October 2012 Dazed & Confused Magazine.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Accessible Fashion
- This editorial plays with the notion of accessible fashion, showing disruptive innovation opportunities in democratizing the fashion industry.
- Meta Fashion
- The meta approach to a photo shoot within a photo shoot presents an opportunity for disruption in the way fashion is presented and marketed.
- Low-budget Fashion
- Depicting a low-budget fashion story, this editorial provides an opportunity for disruption in the way fashion is produced and marketed at a more affordable price point.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can use the concept of accessible fashion to disrupt the way clothing is produced and marketed.
- Photography
- The meta approach to a photo shoot within a photo shoot provides an opportunity for disruption in the way photography is approached for fashion shoots.
- Publishing
- The use of meta photography and the low-budget aesthetic presents opportunities for disruption in the way fashion magazines present and market their editorials.
